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MATLAB Simulink from Beginner to Mastery

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165
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9787301363393

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Summary

This book starts with the basic syntax of the MATLAB language and focuses on how to use MATLAB/Simulink for system simulation development, as well as MATLAB/Simulink applications in control and communications disciplines.

The book is divided into 12 chapters, covering MATLAB programming fundamentals, introduction to Simulink simulation, building and simulating Simulink models, Simulink subsystems, command-line Simulin

Editor's review

This book is positioned as an introductory-to-intermediate reference for MATLAB and Simulink. It begins with MATLAB basic syntax, gradually moves to Simulink simulation modeling, and lands on application cases in control and communications disciplines. Its structural feature is that it strings language fundamentals, simulation environment setup, and domain applications into one line, suitable for readers who need hands-on system simulation to follow step by step. The Simulink portion covers model building, subsystem partitioning, and command-line simulation, and is friendly to readers new to graphical modeling. Note that the value of such software tool books depends heavily on operating while reading; reading without practicing makes it hard to truly master. Meanwhile, software versions iterate quickly, so readers should check whether the interfaces and commands in the book match their installed version, and defer to official documentation when differences arise. Overall, it is better suited as a workbench reference for course companion or self-study practice rather than a theoretical reader.

Who it's for

A good fit for

  • Undergraduate and graduate students in science and engineering who need a manual-style book to self-study MATLAB and Simulink simulation
  • Students in control, communications, and related majors who want to practice system modeling and simulation with cases in their field
  • Technical personnel newly entering engineering positions who need to quickly get started with Simulink modeling
  • Students taking MATLAB-related courses who can use it as a companion reference for after-class practice

Not a good fit for

  • Readers who want to systematically study control theory or communication principles—this book focuses on tool operation rather than theoretical derivation
  • Readers who do not intend to operate software at all and only want to understand concepts will gain limited benefit
  • Researchers who need in-depth MATLAB advanced numerical algorithms or the internal principles of toolboxes—this book is positioned from introductory to applied

Reading tips

  1. Be sure to open the software and operate synchronously; type out each chapter's examples by hand to avoid reading without practicing
  2. Complete the MATLAB syntax fundamentals section before entering Simulink; graphical modeling will be much smoother
  3. Choose control or communications cases according to your own major and consult the remaining chapters as needed
  4. When interfaces or commands differ from the book, defer to the official documentation for your installed version and record the differences

About the publisher

Peking University Press China · Founded in 1979

Peking University Press is a comprehensive university press whose publishing areas cover classical literature, popular science, social culture, world history, Western philosophy, and culture. Its catalogue contains 6,031 titles, with representative books including A Dream of Red Mansions, Relativity: The Special and General Theory (15th Edition) (with Einstein's classic papers on unified field theory and other topics), Elements, Conics, The Aristocratic Families of the Eastern Jin, The Philosophy of Mythology (Volume I), The Philosophy of Mythology (Volume II), and The Origin of Continents and Oceans. Representative authors include Cao Xueqin, Zhou Ruchang, Albert Einstein, Euclid, Apollonius, Tian Yuqing, Schelling, and Xian Gang. The press has developed distinctive strengths in classical Chinese literature and in the translation of Western philosophical classics, while also covering scientific classics and social and cultural studies. As public information is limited, this description is based only on the books in the catalogue and offers no further extrapolation.

Contents

  1. 版权信息
  2. 内容简介
  3. 前言
  4. 第1章 MATLAB编程基础
  5. 1.1 MATLAB简介
  6. 1.2 MATLAB应用示例
  7. 1.3 MATLAB的工作环境
  8. 1.3.1 MATLAB主界面
  9. 1.3.2 MATLAB文本编辑界面
  10. 1.3.3 MATLAB的help命令
  11. 1.4 MATLAB变量赋值
  12. 1.4.1 常用变量
  13. 1.4.2 赋值语句
  14. 1.4.3 矩阵及其元素表示
  15. 1.5 MATLAB中的矩阵运算
  16. 1.5.1 矩阵的代数运算
  17. 1.5.2 矩阵的关系运算
  18. 1.5.3 矩阵的逻辑运算
  19. 1.6 MATLAB的程序流程控制
  20. 1.6.1 条件选择结构
  21. 1.6.2 循环控制结构
  22. 1.7 M文件的编写
  23. 1.7.1 脚本文件
  24. 1.7.2 函数文件
  25. 1.8 MATLAB的图像绘制
  26. 1.8.1 二维图像绘制
  27. 1.8.2 三维图像绘制
  28. 1.9 本章小结
  29. 第2章 Simulink仿真入门
  30. 2.1 Simulink的基本操作
  31. 2.1.1 运行Simulink
  32. 2.1.2 Simulink模块库
  33. 2.1.3 Simulink模块的操作
  34. 2.2 运行仿真和参数设置简介
  35. 2.2.1 空白仿真界面
  36. 2.2.2 仿真参数设置简介
  37. 2.3 子系统及其封装
  38. 2.3.1 创建子系统
  39. 2.3.2 封装子系统
  40. 2.4 用MATLAB命令创建和运行Simulink
  41. 2.4.1 创建Simulink模型
  42. 2.4.2 使用MATLAB命令添加模块和信号线
  43. 2.5 本章小结
  44. 第3章 Simulink模型的建立与仿真
  45. 3.1 简单系统仿真
  46. 3.1.1 简单系统的基本概念
  47. 3.1.2 简单系统的仿真分析
  48. 3.2 离散系统仿真
  49. 3.2.1 离散系统的基本概念
  50. 3.2.2 离散系统的仿真分析
  51. 3.2.3 线性离散系统的基本概念
  52. 3.2.4 线性离散系统的仿真分析
  53. 3.3 连续系统仿真
  54. 3.3.1 连续系统的基本概念
  55. 3.3.2 连续系统的仿真分析
  56. 3.3.3 线性连续系统的基本概念
  57. 3.3.4 线性连续系统的仿真分析
  58. 3.4 本章小结
  59. 第4章 Simulink子系统
  60. 4.1 Simulink简单子系统
  61. 4.2 Simulink高级子系统
  62. 4.2.1 条件执行子系统
  63. 4.2.2 使能子系统
  64. 4.2.3 触发子系统
  65. 4.2.4 使能触发子系统
  66. 4.3 Simulink子系统的封装
  67. 4.3.1 子系统封装的概念
  68. 4.3.2 创建子系统封装模块
  69. 4.3.3 子系统封装实例
  70. 4.4 本章小结
  71. 第5章 命令行Simulink仿真
  72. 5.1 使用命令行方式建立Simulink系统模型
  73. 5.1.1 以命令行方式建立Simulink系统模型的基本概念
  74. 5.1.2 以命令行方式建立Simulink系统模型的常用代码表
  75. 5.1.3 以命令行方式建立Simulink系统模型的举例
  76. 5.2 使用M文件分析动态系统
  77. 5.3 以命令行方式建立Simulink系统仿真模型的常见问题
  78. 5.4 本章小结
  79. 第6章 S-function编写
  80. 6.1 S-function概述
  81. 6.1.1 S-function基本概念
  82. 6.1.2 S-function应用举例
  83. 6.2 M-file S-function的应用
  84. 6.2.1 M-file S-function的调用
  85. 6.2.2 M-file S-function模板
  86. 6.3 编写M文件形式的S-function
  87. 6.3.1 M文件形式的S-function概述
  88. 6.3.2 M文件形式的S-function实例
  89. 6.4 S-function编写实例
  90. 6.5 本章小结
  91. 第7章 信号与系统仿真
  92. 7.1 信号的分类和产生
  93. 7.1.1 信号典型实例
  94. 7.1.2 线性时不变系统
  95. 7.2 傅里叶变换
  96. 7.2.1 连续时间周期信号的傅里叶变换
  97. 7.2.2 连续时间非周期信号的傅里叶变换
  98. 7.2.3 连续时间系统响应下的傅里叶变换
  99. 7.3 拉普拉斯变换
  100. 7.3.1 傅里叶变换与拉普拉斯变换的关系
  101. 7.3.2 由系统零极点判断稳定性
  102. 7.3.3 连续时间系统响应下的拉普拉斯变换
  103. 7.4 带通信号的低通等效
  104. 7.4.1 解析信号与希尔伯特变换
  105. 7.4.2 带通信号的低通表示
  106. 7.5 离散信号和系统
  107. 7.5.1 离散信号
  108. 7.5.2 z变换
  109. 7.5.3 离散系统的系统函数
  110. 7.5.4 离散时间信号的傅里叶变换
  111. 7.5.5 离散傅里叶变换
  112. 7.5.6 快速傅里叶变换
  113. 7.6 本章小结
  114. 第8章 控制系统Simulink仿真
  115. 8.1 控制系统的基本概念
  116. 8.1.1 控制系统的结构
  117. 8.1.2 控制系统的数学模型
  118. 8.1.3 控制系统的性能指标
  119. 8.2 控制系统分析法
  120. 8.2.1 时域分析法
  121. 8.2.2 根轨迹分析法
  122. 8.2.3 频域分析法
  123. 8.2.4 状态空间分析法
  124. 8.3 控制系统仿真模块
  125. 8.3.1 Simulink标准模块
  126. 8.3.2 控制系统工具箱
  127. 8.4 控制系统仿真命令
  128. 8.4.1 模型命令
  129. 8.4.2 分析命令
  130. 8.5 控制系统仿真实例
  131. 8.6 本章小结
  132. 第9章 基于PID的Simulink控制系统仿真
  133. 9.1 PID控制原理
  134. 9.2 基于PID的控制仿真
  135. 9.3 基于S-Function的PID控制系统
  136. 9.4 基于PID的Simulink控制仿真实例
  137. 9.5 本章小结
  138. 第10章 模糊自适应PID双闭环直流调速系统
  139. 10.1 模糊理论的基本概念
  140. 10.2 模糊PID自适应整定PID参数
  141. 10.3 模糊PID控制器仿真设计
  142. 10.3.1 模糊PID控制器理论设计
  143. 10.3.2 基于Simulink的模糊PID控制器设计
  144. 10.3.3 基于MATLAB的模糊PID控制器设计
  145. 10.4 模糊自适应PID双闭环直流调速系统仿真实例
  146. 10.5 本章小结
  147. 第11章 单神经元PID双闭环直流调速系统
  148. 11.1 单神经元简介
  149. 11.2 单神经元模型
  150. 11.2.1 单神经元数学模型
  151. 11.2.2 激活函数
  152. 11.2.3 典型神经网络学习规则
  153. 11.3 单神经元PID控制器设计
  154. 11.4 单神经元PID算法仿真
  155. 11.5 单神经元PID双闭环直流调速系统仿真实例
  156. 11.6 本章小结
  157. 第12章 遗传算法PID参数整定
  158. 12.1 选择算子
  159. 12.2 交叉算子
  160. 12.3 变异算子
  161. 12.4 适应度评估
  162. 12.5 遗传算法流程
  163. 12.6 基于遗传算法工具箱的PID参数整定
  164. 12.7 遗传算法PID参数整定仿真实例
  165. 12.8 本章小结

FAQ

Can beginners with zero foundation read this book directly?
Yes. The book starts with MATLAB basic syntax and then transitions to introduction to Simulink simulation, so the structure accommodates beginners. However, readers are advised to have basic programming concepts and higher mathematics foundations, and must operate in the software while reading; otherwise, it is difficult to master the modeling and simulation process by reading alone.
Which disciplines do the cases in the book involve?
According to the introduction, the book demonstrates MATLAB/Simulink applications through control and communications disciplines, so readers can understand how simulation methods are implemented in these two fields. If your major is not in these two directions, you can still learn general modeling and subsystem partitioning methods and then transfer them to your own field.
Can the operations in the book still be used after software versions are updated?
MATLAB and Simulink versions iterate quickly, and interface layouts and some commands may change, but basic syntax, modeling ideas, and simulation processes are usually continuous. It is recommended to use the book as the main line for learning methods, compare specific operational details with the official documentation for your installed version, and defer to official instructions when inconsistencies arise.
Can this book replace professional textbooks on control or communications?
No. The book focuses on how to use MATLAB/Simulink for system simulation development; the cases serve tool teaching and do not systematically explain control theory or communication principles. Readers should treat it as a reference for software operation and modeling training; theoretical content still requires corresponding professional textbooks.

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