An introductory text on Simulink to provide a complete reference on the subject. Contains a plethora of examples with step-by-step solutions. Includes background information for students and working professionals who may not be familiar with certain topics. For additional information. please visit the Orchard Publications site.
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5 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
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Decent book,
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This review is from: Introduction to Simulink with Engineering Applications, Second Edition (Paperback)
This a good book that describes each simulink function and provides an example. There are very well documented simple engineering examples in the back of the book. The text came in handy for my research; mainly for when I need to know how to use the discontinuous library block. I would also remind the book to undergraduates as well as graduates.
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A very useful reference book for readers interested in Simulink,
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This review is from: Introduction to Simulink with Engineering Applications, Second Edition (Paperback)
An excellent reference book for those who need a basic introduction to Simulink. This title is well written and understood. I have gone through many pages and examples and have found no errors or examples that do not work. The price of this book at $80 is not waste of the reader's money.
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This review is from: Introduction to Simulink with Engineering Applications, Second Edition (Paperback)
I'm new to Simulink, so I'm using many references to learn the tool. While this book has the outward appearance of completeness, except for the examples there is no additional information that you can't just get from the Simulink help files. The examples are quite basic, and many times fail to provide a clear picture of how the underlying functions really work. The book does nothing for trying to explain more complicated examples -- some don't even work! This book is a total waste of your $80.
I should also note that there appears to be significant overlap of info with the other Karris books. If you actually decide to buy one, you certainly don't need them all.
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pulse generator, data type conversion, signal generator, atomic subsystem, command window, combinatorial logic, floating scope, algebraic constraint, pulse width, convert scope, signal specification, vector scope, tree pane, rate limiter, quantization interval, subsystem blocks, bouncing ball demo, square wave generator, signal processing blockset, block parameters dialog box, multirate transitions, signal one sample period, trigonometric function block, weighted sample time, transport delay block Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Engineering Applications, Second Edition Copyright, Function Block Parameters, The Simulink, Sine Wave, Transfer Fcn, Bus Creator, The Ports, Stored Integer, Unit Delay, End-of-Chapter Exercises, Comb Logic, Orchard Publications Solutions, Lookup Table, The Commonly Used Blocks Library, Orchard Publications Summary, M-File S-Function, Subsystems Library, Discrete Zero-Pole, Display Figure, The Discrete Blocks Library, The Math Operations Library, Real World Value, Direct Form, Zero-Order Hold Browse Sample Pages:
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pulse generator, data type conversion, signal generator, atomic subsystem, command window, combinatorial logic, floating scope, algebraic constraint, pulse width, convert scope, signal specification, vector scope, tree pane, rate limiter, quantization interval, subsystem blocks, bouncing ball demo, square wave generator, signal processing blockset, block parameters dialog box, multirate transitions, signal one sample period, trigonometric function block, weighted sample time, transport delay block Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Engineering Applications, Second Edition Copyright, Function Block Parameters, The Simulink, Sine Wave, Transfer Fcn, Bus Creator, The Ports, Stored Integer, Unit Delay, End-of-Chapter Exercises, Comb Logic, Orchard Publications Solutions, Lookup Table, The Commonly Used Blocks Library, Orchard Publications Summary, M-File S-Function, Subsystems Library, Discrete Zero-Pole, Display Figure, The Discrete Blocks Library, The Math Operations Library, Real World Value, Direct Form, Zero-Order Hold Browse Sample Pages:
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