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amith
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Simulink

01/08/2011 5:21 AM

good day to all CR4 friends........

I am a gradute in Electrical & Electronics from INDIA.... I thought of learning Simulink in MATLAB.... & I am intrested in MOTOR DESIGN field.... Is SIMULINK will help in MOTOR DESIGN aspects or which area will simulink helps....?????? Sorry for my english...
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01/09/2011 2:48 AM

SIMULINK is a model based design tool,it will help you simulate the behaviour of a motor (torque ,current ...etc) in all posssible cases and wiring.

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01/09/2011 1:52 PM

Simulink helps you visualize what you can define in mathematical form. If you don't know your motor theory, you will not get much out of a simulator.

If what you intend to do is simple simulation, there are "pre-solved" applications that will give better results with less chances of mistakes. Writing your own model is difficult and time consuming. It is only worth it if you intend to make a career out of it or if you really enjoy it.

Simulink is a general tool more likely to be useful in the system design than in motor design. There are magnetic fields visualisation softwares that are optimized for motor design.

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