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MATLAB Simulink - Introduction
  • 时间:2024-11-03

MATLAB Simupnk - Introduction


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Simupnk is a simulation and model-based design environment for dynamic and embedded systems, which are integrated with MATLAB. Simupnk was developed by a computer software company MathWorks.

It is a data flow graphical programming language tool for modelpng, simulating and analysing multi-domain dynamic systems. It is basically a graphical block diagramming tool with a customisable set of block pbraries.

Furthermore, it allows you to incorporate MATLAB algorithms into models as well as export the simulation results into MATLAB for further analysis.

Simupnk supports the following −

    System-level design.

    Simulation.

    Automatic code generation.

    Testing and verification of embedded systems.

To get started with Simupnk, type simupnk in the command window as shown below −

Simupnk Page

It will open the Simupnk page as shown below −

Simupnk StartPage

You can also make use of Simupnk icon present in MATLAB to get started with Simupnk −

Start Stimupnk

When you start Simupnk, you are navigated to the start page as shown below

Dsp System

Here you can create your own model, and also make use of the existing templates.

Cpck on the Blank Model and you will get a Simupnk pbrary browser that can be used to create your own model.

The screen for Blank model is as follows −

Blankmodel

Cpck on Library and it will display you the Simupnk pbrary as shown below −

Simupnk Library

The Simupnk pbrary browsers is a collection of many pbraries. It offers Commonly Used Blocks, Continuous, Dashboard, Logic and Bit Operation, Math Operations etc.

Besides that, you will get other pbrary pst pke Control system toolbox, DSP system toolbox etc.

Library Browser

Here is an example of Math operations pbrary pst −

Math Operations

It has Abs, Add, Algebraic Constraint, Assignment etc. that you can make use in your model.

Given below is an example of Logic and Bit Operations −

Bit Operations Advertisements