Simulink Basics - A Practical Look

In this livestream, Ed Marquez and Connell D’Souza walk you through the fundamentals of using Simulink. This session isn’t just for beginners; you’ll learn the latest and greatest tips and tricks to help you get the most out of Simulink.
This livestream covers:
- Building a Simulink Model
- Visualizing Model Outputs
- Defining Model Parameters
- Understanding Sample Times
- Running Simulations from MATLAB
- Getting Started with Hardware Support Packages
Learn more:
* Learn more about Simulink: bit.ly/3n8ILMD
* Learn more about MATLAB: bit.ly/30mBuz2
* See what's new in Simulink: bit.ly/2LfmKvh
To get MATLAB, associate your email address with an existing license or create an account for free access: bit.ly/3hK50Lb
00:00 Introduction
01:52 What is Simulink?
03:00 Benefits of Model-Based Design
04:51 Accessing Simulink Online
05:54 Getting Started in Simulink
08:46 Building a Simulink Model
15:09 Visualizing the Model Output
16:40 Defining Model Parameters
18:06 Understanding Sample Times
20:01 Running Simulations from MATLAB
25:34 Q&A #1
28:09 Utilizing Simulink Examples
31:45 Incorporating Hardware Support Packages
41:32 Q&A #2
44:02 Learning with Simulink Onramp
46:57 Accessing MATLAB Documentation
49:56 Exploring MATLAB Central
51:29 Q&A #3
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
© 2023 The MathWorks, Inc. MATLAB and Simulink are registered trademarks of The MathWorks, Inc.
See www.mathworks.com/trademarks for a list of additional trademarks. Other product or brand names may be trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective holders.

[@mehmetali4626]

Thank you. This is so cool for mechanical systems.
I wish there were computational issues related to atoms and molecules simulation tools calculation for optimization energy with dft methods, Hartree fock..etc

[@chetantehlan474]

First of all great session! Would like to have more sessions on Simulink including Stateflow, codegen etc.

[@digoldst100]

Excellent...well-paced. Ready for my Signals and Systems class!

[@GasserNasserGN]

This is an Amazing presentation ,please consider making new videos

[@demisbooo743]

It was great and really helpful! Thank you so much guys!

[@sns_rulz]

A great session. Thank you !

[@HassanKhan-cs8ho]

That was an awesome idea you had @18:30 to do whole live stream on Solvers.
Thank you for the great introduction! Much Needed !!

[@esayasgebreselassie8405]

It is very addressive course for all engineering student. thank you

[@abderezakabidi4510]

Great, thank you for sharing so helpful video

[@hassanabass6146]

Thank you very much this video is useful

[@AnkitKumarmeb]

fantastic session

[@alrawdasuliman6649]

thaaaaaanks for such amazing session

[@prasad-fu3cu]

This was a massive massive help to me...thank you guys🙏

[@HansScharler]

Thanks for letting us know!

[@ItGetsOrganized]

Solid job fellas! If you’re reading this deciding whether the vid is worth your time, sit back man

[@mollyorinda9276]

Impressive! I love Matlab!!

[@pbsalyid5323]

You are legends guys

[@elaheengineer2924]

Thank you for your higher education. I want to make an online connection between a script file and a Simulink and get data from each other online in a two-way way. Do you have an instructional video for this? Thank you in advance for your time

[@affandaud1520]

is there any channel for the beginners, bcz I didn't understand a thing, but very curious to use the stimulation! please any can recommend! :)

[@runbou3019]

Thanks ticher👏

[@virajpatel1983]

thanks

[@Teslaclasses007]

Love from India guys.👍

[@hhunter2642]

Hi Ed and Connell, thank you for excellent session. I would like to know if you have a plan to provide a comprehensive walk through of embedded coder feature for Simulink algorithms deployment in microcontrollers?

[@abhimohapatra]

Very interesting session. I need a similar video for SIMULINK Aerospace blockset. Especially 6-DOF modelling for a customized V-tail Airframe.

[@connelldsouza7783]

This is a quick video on using the Aerospace Blockset to model vehicles, while the vehicle we model is not a v-tail but an AUV the same principles apply - ruclips.net/video/ogSQXPyt504/видео.html Hope this helps :)

[@abhimohapatra]

@@connelldsouza7783 Thanks a lot sir.

[@Sorella143]

can you do modeling of dynamic vehicle and tire laterally please?

[@donaldduck5731]

Thanks, yes Jetson and Rasp talks would be good. Also can you output to the Unreal Engine scenario from Simlink?

[@connelldsouza7783]

Yes you can! Here is a documentation example that talks about unreal and simulink - www.mathworks.com/help/driving/unreal-engine-scenario-simulation.html

[@manvikasingh4129]

👏
Would really like to know how to simulate the PV, Battery and diesel generator collectively

[@clintsquires6432]

Have you found any source of such a simulation ?

[@rakshithb5806]

may be do a live stream on deploying computer vision and image processing on raspberry pi hardware?

[@donaldduck5731]

I've just bought a camera and lens for my PI4 for that very reason too.

[@connelldsouza7783]

Hey Rakshit, thats a great idea! and maybe something we will consider, in the meantime check out the blog post - it might give you a quick insight into code generation for vision and image processing algorithms as well as deploying to raspberry pi - blogs.mathworks.com/racing-lounge/2019/01/02/code-generation-online-tutorial/

[@nidhishpanchal3517]

I am getting error while writing same command you wrote.
1.) Warning: Reference to non existence field 'logsout'.
2.) Dot indexing is not supported for variables of this type.
What should i do?

[@pavelbartos4393]

Look at what they do in 15:26. The script doesnt work unless u log the output signal.

[@pasqualpassenheim9709]

@@pavelbartos4393 I did the same thing but it still doesn't work.
Unreconized function or variable "logsout".

[@pasqualpassenheim9709]

found the mistake, i had to put "get(x0) not get(x)

[@Minji_Hanni_Dani_Haerin_Hyein]

7:35

[@soumikmondal2090]

Is this from basic level?

[@claytonbond5198]

the guy jumping around in the corner and constantly interrupting is very distracting