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Control Lab

This document discusses MATLAB and SIMULINK and their applications in electrical engineering. It asks the reader to use MATLAB to perform various calculations and plots using commands like clear, sin, sqrt, and equations like e^-0.001t(10cost+i10sint). MATLAB has a command window to enter commands, an editor window to write scripts, and a figure window to view plots. SIMULINK can be used to model and simulate electrical systems with blocks like those in the SimPowerSystems blockset, using solvers like ode45.

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Control Lab

This document discusses MATLAB and SIMULINK and their applications in electrical engineering. It asks the reader to use MATLAB to perform various calculations and plots using commands like clear, sin, sqrt, and equations like e^-0.001t(10cost+i10sint). MATLAB has a command window to enter commands, an editor window to write scripts, and a figure window to view plots. SIMULINK can be used to model and simulate electrical systems with blocks like those in the SimPowerSystems blockset, using solvers like ode45.

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1. What is MATLAB? Elaborate its applications in the field of electrical engineering.

2. Mention the functions of command window, editor window and figure window in the MATLAB.
3. Which command is used to clear the contents of the workspace ?
4. What is SIMULINK? Elaborate its applications in electrical engineering.
5. List all the blocks under SimPowerSystems bolckset in SIMULINK.
6. What are the various solvers present in SIMULINK for simulation and their uses?
7. Perform the following calculations in MATLAB, taking variables x= 100 and y= 50:
a. z= x/y b. u= x*y c. v= x+y d. r= √x/y e. t= √x*y f. q= xsin5y
8. Calculate the following using MATLAB:
9. Plot the voltage given by the equation v(t) = 𝑒 −0.001𝑡 (10 𝑐𝑜𝑠𝑡 + 𝑖10𝑠𝑖𝑛𝑡)
10.

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