Advanced AC-AC Single-Phase AC Voltage Regulation Circuit Simulink Model Simulation
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# 2.1 Introduction to Simulink Modeling Environment
## 2.1.1 Interface and Functionalities of Simulink
Simulink is a modeling and simulation environment based on graphical interfaces, primarily used for modeling, simulating, and analyzing dynamic systems. Its interface includes several key components:
- **Model Explorer:** Used for managing and organizing Simulink models.
- **Toolbar:** Provides common modeling and simulation operations such as creating models, running simulations, and setting parameters.
- **Library Browser:** Contains various predefined blocks and libraries for constructing models.
- **Workspace:** Displays model variables, parameters, and simulation results.
- **Editor Window:** Used for creating and editing models.
## 2.1.2 Creation and Editing of Simulink Models
To create a Simulink model, start by creating a new model file, and then use blocks from the Library Browser to build your model. Blocks can be connected to form signal flows, representing components and connections within the system.
The editing of a Simulink model can be done through the following steps:
1. **Select Blocks:** Choose the desired blocks from the Library Browser and drag them into the Editor Window.
2. **Connect Blocks:** Use connection lines to link the input and output ports of blocks.
3. **Set Parameters:** Double-click on a block to open its parameter dialog box and set the required simulation parameters.
4. **Simulate Model:** Click the simulation button on the toolbar to run the model simulation.
# 2. Fundamentals of Simulink Model Simulation
## 2.1 Introduction to Simulink Modeling Environment
### 2.1.1 Interface and Functionalities of Simulink
Simulink is a graphical user interface (GUI)-based modeling environment for creating and simulating dynamic systems. Its interface is primarily divided into the following parts:
- **Model Explorer:** Displays the model hierarchy and all components within the model.
- **Workspace:** Displays variables, parameters, and simulation results.
- **Toolbar:** Provides common commands for creating, editing, and simulating models.
- **Drawing Area:** Used for creating and editing model diagrams.
A Simulink model consists of the following basic elements:
- **Blocks:** Represent components or functions within the system.
- **Signal Lines:** Connect blocks, indicating signal flows.
- **Parameters:** Define the behavior and characteristics of blocks.
### 2.1.2 Creation and Editing of Simulink Models
Creating a Simulink model involves the following steps:
1. Open Simulink and create a new model.
2. Drag blocks from the Simulink library onto the drawing area.
3. Connect blocks using signal lines.
4. Set parameters for the blocks.
Editing a Simulink model can be done in the following ways:
- **Add or Remove Blocks:** Drag blocks from the library or remove existing blocks.
- **Connect or Disconnect Signal Lines:** Click on a signal line and drag it to another block.
- **Modify Parameters:** Double-click on a block and edit the parameter values.
## 2.2 Principles and Process of Simulink Simulation
### 2.2.1 Operational Principles of the Simulation Engine
The Simulink simulation engine is based on the principles of Discrete Event System Simulation (DES). It breaks down the simulation process into a series of discrete events and executes these events in chronological order.
The simulation engine performs the following steps:
1. **Initialization:** Sets model parameters and initial conditions.
2. **Event Detection:** Determines the next event to occur.
3. **Event Handling:** Executes module calculations related to the event.
4. **State Update:** Updates the model state and variable values.
5. **Time Advancement:** Advances simulation time to the occurrence time of the next event.
### 2.2.2 Setting and Optimization of Simulation Parameters
Simulation parameters significantly affect simulation accuracy and performance. The following are some key simulation parameters:
- **Simulation Step Size:** Controls the value of the simulation time step.
- **Solver:** The algorithm used for calculating module equations.
- **Simulation Te
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