Simulink for Automotive System Design

Based on the Simulink for System and Algorithm Modeling outline, this course is for automotive engineers who are new to system and algorithm modeling and teaches attendees how to validate designs using Simulink^®. Topics include:

Creating and modifying Simulink models and simulating system dynamics
Modeling continuous-time, discrete-time, and hybrid systems
Modifying solver settings for simulation accuracy and speed
Building hierarchy into a Simulink model
Creating reusable model components using subsystems, libraries, and model references

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Prerequisites

MATLAB Fundamentals for Automotive Applications

Day 1 of 2
Creating and Simulating a Model	Objective: Create a simple Simulink model, simulate it, and analyze the results. Introduction to the Simulink interface Potentiometer system System inputs and outputs Simulation and analysis
Modeling Programming Constructs	Objective: Model and simulate basic programming constructs in Simulink. Comparisons and decision statements Vector signals PWM conversion system Zero crossings MATLAB Function block
Modeling Discrete Systems	Objective: Model and simulate discrete systems in Simulink. Discrete signals and states PI controller system Discrete transfer functions and state-space systems Multirate discrete systems
Modeling Continuous Systems	Objective: Model and simulate continuous systems in Simulink. Continuous states Throttle system Continuous transfer functions and state-space systems Physical boundaries

Day 2 of 2
Solver Selection	Objective: Select a solver that is appropriate for a given Simulink model. Solver behavior System dynamics Discontinuities Algebraic loops
Developing Model Hierarchy	Objective: Use subsystems to combine smaller systems into larger systems. Subsystems Bus signals Masks
Modeling Conditionally Executed Algorithms	Objective: Create subsystems that are executed based on a control signal input. Conditionally executed subsystems Enabled subsystems Triggered subsystems Input validation model
Combining Models into Diagrams	Objective: Use model referencing to combine models. Subsystems and model referencing Model referencing workflow Model reference simulation modes Model workspaces Model dependencies
Creating Libraries	Objective: Use libraries to create and distribute custom blocks. Creating and populating libraries Managing library links Adding a library to the Simulink Library Browser

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Course Schedule

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Dates	Location	Language	Price
24 Mar 2020- 25 Mar 2020	Germany, Böblingen	German	EUR 1,200
26 Mar 2020- 27 Mar 2020	US, Michigan, Novi	English	USD 1,300
16 Apr 2020- 17 Apr 2020	Japan, 東京都	Japanese	JPY 120,000
04 May 2020- 05 May 2020	Germany, Böblingen	German	EUR 1,200
14 May 2020- 15 May 2020	US, Michigan, Novi	English	USD 1,300
04 Jun 2020- 05 Jun 2020	Japan, 名古屋市	Japanese	JPY 120,000
09 Jul 2020- 10 Jul 2020	Japan, 東京都	Japanese	JPY 120,000
09 Jul 2020- 10 Jul 2020	US, Michigan, Novi	English	USD 1,300
03 Sep 2020- 04 Sep 2020	Japan, 名古屋市	Japanese	JPY 120,000
24 Sep 2020- 25 Sep 2020	US, Michigan, Novi	English	USD 1,300
29 Sep 2020- 30 Sep 2020	Germany, Böblingen	German	EUR 1,200
27 Oct 2020- 28 Oct 2020	Germany, Böblingen	German	EUR 1,200
12 Nov 2020- 13 Nov 2020	Japan, 東京都	Japanese	JPY 120,000
03 Dec 2020- 04 Dec 2020	US, Michigan, Novi	English	USD 1,300
08 Dec 2020- 09 Dec 2020	Germany, Böblingen	German	EUR 1,200

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