Simulink 101: Solving A Differential Equation

This video is a project for a core subject: Process Modeling and Simulation, in Chemical Engineering at UAEU. It is a group project done by: Mariam Alshamsi, Arwa Rashed, Asal Alameri. This video is under the supervision of Dr. Nayef Ghasem.

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Mechanical Engineer from CSUF, I gotta make a little simulation for my vibrations class...and this is quite helpful, short and straight to the point. Thanks a bunch.

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Thanks a lot for clearly explaining this fundamental yet very important feature of Simulink.

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very nice explanation. Need more videos on simulink.

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Excellent brief, thank you

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Wow, thank you, that was suprisingly clear. Love it!

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So clear and understandable, thanks a lot!

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Super helpful. I wasn't clicking the scope icon ;)

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Thanks a lot. The explanation was very precise and clear. Keep posting:D

[@dheeraj308]

Perfect and to the point

[@sjms9430]

The laplace transform of 1 is 1/s. So the simulink model should be with 3 integrators. constant 1 followed by 3 integrators. from 1st int output feed it to gain 2. similarly from 2nd int output feed it to gain 5. include an adder after the 3rd int and subtract its output from gain 5 and gain 2 blocks. feed the output of adder to a scope

[@ladyengineer9551]

Hi, second order differential equations require only 2 integrators. I verified this with other MATLAB examples.

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Well explained. Thanks a lot.

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This is incredibly helpful!!

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Thank you! its awesome

[@lokendrasinghlodhi718]

Thanks! Can you plz help , How we are handling the case when Initial conditions are arbitrary let's !=0?

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[@raghavsingh3764]

what was the use of initial condition

[@aalim1]

Raghav , I am not sure if you still need the answer. anyways, inside the integrator, you can put the initial conditions. Luckily, Simulink consider them zero automatically.

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thank you mariam

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How can I learn matlab simulink step by step algorithm while modeling complex structures?Thank you for your cooperation!

[@johanliebert8637]

What if I also have y(t) and x(t) derivatives in my equation? how do we deal with it in this scenario?

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The transition took me off guard lol. Otherwise, excellent video

[@mayankbradiya4905]

I am facing an error message on Matlab. The system is for first order differential equation. But with variable gain. Can it be done??

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hi how i can use it if there is two variable at the differential equation

[@antoine1407]

excellent

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Very nice

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Good luck

[@masouddayaghi5923]

How do you declare initial values?
You were suppose to do it, but you didn't.

[@awrodhaghi-tabrizi1873]

@quique182 Thank you so much you saved me

[@nimishjoshi1420]

what if we have 2 variables..I need a differential equation of s=ut+1/2at^2; And also tell me how can we write v=u+at as well thank You

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How can you derive a transfer function and then obtain a Unit-Step response of the system?

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Appreciated

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[@Rafaverdad]

What about partial differential equations?

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What about the Initial Conditions?

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What is your t=0 and t=final?

[@SaeedAcronia]

How to set an initial condition then?

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mashallah

[@deepeshkushwah7616]

Nice explanations........Mariam!!!
I have a doubt, can be use simulink for another conditions(let's say y(0)=2 & y'(2)=1) and how do we represent this conditions in Simulink.

[@rodidy]

+Deepesh Kushwah double click the integrators and there is a section to enter the initial conditions

[@deepeshkushwah7616]

+Roddy Carleton Thank u but my doubt is if we have conditions but that is not initial condition(let's say y(1)=2 & y'(2)=1)

[@rodidy]

+Deepesh Kushwah That's a tough one, I see now what you mean. Search around within the integrator. You may be able to change the time at which the integrator is occuring. I don't have matlab on my laptop but once I go back to school I'll try to find out

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Thank you, you helped me out

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What if there is no constant?

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Can you do differential equation with sin and cos functions

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what about the initial condition

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why do we need an integrator to solve a differential equation.

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because if you have say dy/dt, to get y(t), which is the solution, you have to integrate. That's common sense.

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no need of solvers?

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[@Germanyteam]

Thanks alot. Could you please help to use simulink to draw : dx1/dt= x2+x1(x1^2+x2^2-1)
dx2/dt= -x1+x2(x1^2+x2^2-1)

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