Introduction to Simulink with Engineering Applicatioins, Second Edition

In this section we will draw two models for mechanical systems. Subsection 20.7.1 presents an electric circuit whose output voltage is determined by application of Thevenin's theorem, and Subsection 20.7.2 presents an electric circuit to be analyzed by application of the Superposition Principle.
By application of Thevenin's theorem, the electric circuit of Figure 20.76 can be simplified [15] to that shown in Figure 20.77.
Next, we let V IN = V TH, V OUT = V XY, Z 1 = 112+j10, and Z 2 = 100. Application of the voltage division expression yields
| (20.60) | |
Now, we use the model in Figure 20.78 to convert all quantities from the rectangular to the polar form, perform the addition and multiplication operations, display the output voltage in both polar and rectangular forms, and show the output voltage on a Scope block in Figure 20.79. The Simulink blocks used for the conversions are in the Math Operations library. We can also use the conversion blocks presented in Chapter 19, Simulink Extras.