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A TEXTBOOK OF

BASIC INTRODUCTION ON
MATLAB

By
K.MEENENDRANATH REDDY
MATLAB Designer
ksinfoeee@gmail.com

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MATLAB

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INTRODUCTION:

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 MATLAB (Matrix Laboratory) as a computational software is receiving
phenomenal attention from engineering and scientific communities.
 MATLAB is a high-level technical computing language and interactive environment
for algorithm development, data visualization, data analysis, and numeric
computation.
 Using the MATLAB we can solve computing problems faster than with traditional
programming languages, such as C, C++, and Fortran.
 We can use MATLAB in a wide range of applications, including signal and image
processing, communications, control design, test and measurement, financial
modeling and analysis, computational biology and parallel computing.
 Furthermore it provides an opportunity for easy debugging, easy to execute
workspace, and uses the built in library functions which avoids hundreds of
programming statements.
Also, provides the convenience of Graphical User Interface (GUI) design tools as well as
scientific modeling platform without laborious programming. The Powergui block opens
a graphical user interface (GUI) that displays steady-state values of measured current and
voltages as well as all state variables (inductor currents and capacitor voltages). The
Powergui block allows you to modify the initial states in order to start the simulation from
any initial conditions.
Simulation type
 Select Continuous ( default) to perform a continuous solution of the model.
 Select Discrete to perform a discretization of the model. You specify the sample time
in the Sample time parameter.
 Select Phasor to perform phasor simulation of the model, at the frequency specified
by the Phasor frequency parameter.

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 Simulink as an additional part of MATLAB has enhanced the application of the
software package. MATLAB is based on matrices whereas SIMULINK is composed
of blocks.
 Simulink is integrated with MATLAB which is used for modeling, simulating and
analyzing of dynamic systems and also provides support for linear and nonlinear
systems which are modeled in continuous time, sampled time or a cross of two
systems.
 Simulink turns your computer into a laboratory environment for modeling and
analyzing systems such as electrical engineering systems.

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