System simulation techniques with matlab and simulink free download

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Includes practical applications and advanced ideas from leading experts in the field, as well as case studies and tested problems and solutions. Mechatronic Systems introduces these developments by considering the dynamic modelling of components together with their interactions. One use of cell arrays is to hold lists of strings of different lengths. Since arrays are rectangular, you can't have an character array of strings unless each string was the same length or padded with blanks to be as long as the longest string.

To get around that, you can use a cell array instead of a character array. Each cell in the cell array would hold a string of a different length - they don't have to all be the same length like with a character array. For example:. If you get strange error messages while working with cells or cell arrays, one easy thing to try is to change your braces into parentheses, or your parentheses into braces, and see if that eliminates the errors.

It's also possible to mix indexing of the row and column of the cell array with the indexing of the contents of the single cell at that row and column of the cell array. For example, let's create a cell array of 2 rows and 3 columns, and in every cell of that let's put a 4 element integer array. Then we'll access the second element of the integer array at the cell in row 1, column 2 of the cell array. To visualize, imagine you had an array of buckets arranged in 2 rows and 3 columns this is our cell array , and in each bucket are 4 billiard balls arranged in a line.

The above example goes to the bucket in the first row and second column, and reads off the number of the second billiard ball in that bucket. For further discussion see Loren Shure's blog: [1].

It doesn't. Don't worry - your number is not truncated. It uses full double-precision floating point numbers to calculate everything. However, by default it only prints a few decimal places to the screen in the command window.

You can change this, to print out more decimal places, using the command:. When performing linear algebra operations on complex matrices, it is almost always the complex conjugate transpose also called the Hermitian transpose that is needed see Gilbert Strang's linear algebra book for discussion- page in edition 3. The bare apostrophe is an operator that takes the complex conjugate transpose. The non-conjugating transpose operator is a period followed by an apostrophe.

Type help punct for more info. By definition, NaN is not equal to any number, not even NaN itself. Therefore there are two ways to detect NaN values:.

Here's a test snippet if you want to see the comparison:. Select the File Preferences In the Display section, there's a checkbox labeled Limit matrix display width to eighty columns. Unchecking that box allows matrix displays to make full use of the Command Window's width.

In R Typing control-t will uncomment the lines by removing any percent symbol that is the first non-blank character on the line. Or you can use matlab-mode for Emacs, which supports this as well. The key is to create a startup. Look at the online help for more detailed instructions specific to your operating system. If you have the Image Processing Toolbox, you can use the imregionalmax function. If you have the Signal Processing Toolbox you can use the findpeaks function.

You may have used a variable called "i" earlier in your program or session, thus overwriting the imaginary constant i with your own number. Five ways to ensure that you receive a complex result are:. This means that the following is permitted:. Note that zero is only permitted as an index if it's not really an integer or double zero, but really "false" - a logical data type.

The reason is that the indexes refer to rows and columns in the array. So while you can have row 1 or column 3, you can't have row 3. To fix the error you must make sure that your indexes are real, positive integer numbers, or logicals.

They can be scalars single numbers or vectors or arrays of many numbers. You might take the expression for your index and make it into a single variable, like myIndexes, and then examine that in the variable editor or use code like this to figure out it's real data type and value:.

The official Mathworks answer to this question can be found here: [2]. A 1 is the first element in a vector, and A 1, 1 is the first element in a matrix, not A 0 or A 0,0 like in other programming languages! We have always had BOTH 0-based indexing and 1-based indexing.

The 1-based indices are preferred becaused they are the language of mathematics. This error message can also arise if you use a noninteger or negative value to index. This error is encountered when you try to place more elements into A that are specified by the I variable.

For example if A is a simple vector, and I is a simple index, like 3, then trying to put numbers into A 3 will obviously not work. This error is encountered when you try to horizontally concatenate arrays that do not have the same number of rows. Matrices with a ragged bottom edge are not allowed, unless you use a cell array.

For example, this code will demonstrate the error:. This error is encountered when you try to vertically concatenate arrays that do not have the same number of columns.

Matrices with a ragged right edge are not allowed, unless you use a cell array. This error is encountered when you try to vertically concatenate arrays that do not have compatible sizes. For example, to vertically concatenate two matrices A and B, they must have the same number of columns:.

A and B both have 5 columns so this is OK - they can be stitched together vertically. However, if B has 4 columns instead of 3, you will get the error if you try to stitch them vertically.

For example,. For an example in the other direction, to horizontally concatenate two matrices A and B, they must have the same number of rows:. A and B both have 5 rows so this is OK - they can be stitched together horizontally.

You can have multiple functions defined in one m-file, but before Matlab Rb you can't have a script followed by one or more functions in the same m-file. For example, this m-file:. To fix , add a "function" line as the first line in your code after any comments and it will work. See below:. If you don't have that function line, it's a script, and you can't then define functions later further down in your code.

By adding that line, you'll be making a function out of the first few script lines in your m-file, and when all code is contained in functions, there is no error.

You cannot mix a script and function s in the same m-file. You can have a script, and that script can call functions in other m-files, or you can have all functions with no script at all.

Most likely you have forgotten to include the "function" keyword and the name of your m-file as the first executable line of your m-file. If you do that, it will probably work. See the following examples:.

Note: if the name of the first function declared in the m-file does not match the file name, it will execute when called by the file name, not the name after the function keyword. For example, in the second example above, if we had improperly called the function TestFunction. Issuing the command "TestFunction" would give the error "Undefined function or variable 'testFunction'. This error message arises because of an attempt to assign a vector or matrix into a compartment that it does not fit in.

The dimension of the subscripted elements does not match the dimension of the assignment. For example, you cannot assign the first element in a matrix to be a vector, because there is only room for 1 element:. The best way to debug this error is to double check that all of your assignments are the sizes you expect them to be, and that your matrices are growing or not as you expect them to.

This will happen if your code is supposed to return a variable but in the function you never assign that variable. For example if the code is:. However if you passed in 0, MyFunction 0 , then the if block would not be entered and the function would finish without a value ever being assign to y. The programmer must account for all possibilities. Often this means assigning default values immediately upon entering the function:.

Above we immediately assign a value of 0 to y so that even if a value of x is entered such that the if block never gets entered, y will still have a value. For instance, if your code is:. If you call myodefunction with no inputs, you will receive an error on the second line, where MATLAB tries to use t and y to define dy.

If you call myodefunction with two inputs, it will proceed without error to the ODE45 call. ODE45 will call myodefunction with two inputs, and that call will proceed without error to the ODE45 call. One of the most common error messages weI see posted about by new users is this one. Some example code that produces this message is:.

And get the error using "Inner matrix dimensions must agree. Most often, you simply need to use. Matrix Operations. For example, if the index is the result of a calculation or is part of a loop, then you might need to adjust the calculation, or the number of loop iterations.

Some useful functions to check sizes and number of elements are numel , size , and length. In the context of an if statement, for example, the if operator is expecting to see a logical expression, that can be evaluated to a single true or false value, to determine whether to continue executing the code inside the if block. So the following example code produces this error:. Please don't do this! You will find that MATLAB arrays either numeric or cell will let you do the same thing in a much faster, much more readable way.

For example, if A1 through A10 contain scalars, use:. Now refer to A i whenever you mean Ai. In case each Ai contains a vector or matrix, each with a different size, you want to use cell arrays, which are intended exactly for this:. And be sure to use the curly braces for the subscript, not parentheses! See the FAQ entry on cells if this is still unclear to you. Another approach is to use structures with dynamic field names instead of cell arrays. The fields of the structure can be the variable names you want.

And you can index into them with dynamic field references. In this case, you end up with the variable s, a structure, containing fields specified by the names in the strings that are stored in the cells of the cell array.

You can assign anything to the field such as a scalar, an array, a string, another structure, a cell array, or whatever you want. In this example we just assigned the integer in the index variable. Now, if you still really want to go against our advice and create variables with dynamically generated names, you need to use the eval function.

So in a loop, you could use:. Notice how much more obfuscated this is. It could be made possibly clearer to split it up into multiple lines:.