To run the code and solve the given circuits in Simulink, follow these steps:
### Running Simulink Models in MATLAB
#### Prerequisites
1. Ensure you have MATLAB and Simulink installed.
2. Open MATLAB.
### Step-by-Step Guide
#### 1. **Open MATLAB**
Launch MATLAB from your desktop or start menu.
#### 2. **Create a New Simulink Model**
For each of the provided codes, follow these instructions:
#### For Tema I
1. **Open a new Simulink model:**
- In MATLAB Command Window, type:
```matlab
open_system(new_system('CircuitModel_Tema1'));
```
2. **Add components and configure them:**
```matlab
% Add components
add_block('powerlib/Elements/AC Voltage Source', 'CircuitModel_Tema1/AC Voltage
Source');
add_block('powerlib/Elements/Series RLC Branch', 'CircuitModel_Tema1/Resistor');
add_block('powerlib/Elements/Series RLC Branch', 'CircuitModel_Tema1/Inductor1');
add_block('powerlib/Elements/Series RLC Branch', 'CircuitModel_Tema1/Inductor2');
% Set parameters
set_param('CircuitModel_Tema1/Resistor', 'Resistance', '3', 'Inductance', '0',
'Capacitance', '0');
set_param('CircuitModel_Tema1/Inductor1', 'Resistance', '0', 'Inductance', '3',
'Capacitance', '0');
set_param('CircuitModel_Tema1/Inductor2', 'Resistance', '0', 'Inductance', '3',
'Capacitance', '0');
set_param('CircuitModel_Tema1/AC Voltage Source', 'Amplitude', '120', 'Frequency', '20',
'Phase', '10');
% Connect components
add_line('CircuitModel_Tema1', 'AC Voltage Source/1', 'Resistor/1');
add_line('CircuitModel_Tema1', 'Resistor/1', 'Inductor1/1');
add_line('CircuitModel_Tema1', 'Inductor1/1', 'Inductor2/1');
add_line('CircuitModel_Tema1', 'Inductor2/1', 'AC Voltage Source/2');
```
3. **Open the Simulink model:**
- In MATLAB Command Window, type:
```matlab
open_system('CircuitModel_Tema1');
```
4. **Run the simulation:**
- Click on the `Run` button in the Simulink model window.
#### For Tema II
1. **Open a new Simulink model:**
- In MATLAB Command Window, type:
```matlab
open_system(new_system('CircuitModel_Tema2'));
```
2. **Add components and configure them similarly to the steps for Tema I.**
3. **Open the Simulink model:**
- In MATLAB Command Window, type:
```matlab
open_system('CircuitModel_Tema2');
```
4. **Run the simulation:**
- Click on the `Run` button in the Simulink model window.
#### For Tema III
1. **Open a new Simulink model:**
- In MATLAB Command Window, type:
```matlab
open_system(new_system('CircuitModel_Tema3'));
```
2. **Add components and configure them:**
```matlab
% Add components
add_block('powerlib/Elements/DC Voltage Source', 'CircuitModel_Tema3/DC Voltage
Source1');
add_block('powerlib/Elements/DC Voltage Source', 'CircuitModel_Tema3/DC Voltage
Source2');
add_block('powerlib/Elements/Resistor', 'CircuitModel_Tema3/Resistor1');
add_block('powerlib/Elements/Resistor', 'CircuitModel_Tema3/Resistor2');
add_block('powerlib/Elements/Current Source', 'CircuitModel_Tema3/Dependent
Source');
add_block('powerlib/Elements/Resistor', 'CircuitModel_Tema3/Load Resistor');
% Set parameters
set_param('CircuitModel_Tema3/DC Voltage Source1', 'Voltage', '80');
set_param('CircuitModel_Tema3/DC Voltage Source2', 'Voltage', '90');
set_param('CircuitModel_Tema3/Resistor1', 'Resistance', '10');
set_param('CircuitModel_Tema3/Resistor2', 'Resistance', '20');
set_param('CircuitModel_Tema3/Dependent Source', 'Current', '2*Io');
set_param('CircuitModel_Tema3/Load Resistor', 'Resistance', '40');
% Connect components
add_line('CircuitModel_Tema3', 'DC Voltage Source1/1', 'Resistor1/1');
add_line('CircuitModel_Tema3', 'Resistor1/1', 'Resistor2/1');
add_line('CircuitModel_Tema3', 'Resistor2/1', 'Dependent Source/1');
add_line('CircuitModel_Tema3', 'Dependent Source/1', 'Load Resistor/1');
add_line('CircuitModel_Tema3', 'Load Resistor/1', 'DC Voltage Source2/2');
```
3. **Open the Simulink model:**
- In MATLAB Command Window, type:
```matlab
open_system('CircuitModel_Tema3');
```
4. **Run the simulation:**
- Click on the `Run` button in the Simulink model window.
### Collecting Results
1. **Add Scopes and Measurement Blocks:**
- Use `Scope` blocks to visualize voltages and currents.
- Use `Voltage Measurement` and `Current Measurement` blocks at relevant points.
2. **Configure Scopes:**
- Double-click on the `Scope` blocks to open and configure them as needed.
3. **Run the Simulation and Analyze Results:**
- After running the simulation, observe the results on the `Scope` blocks.
- Adjust parameters and re-run if necessary to obtain the required results.
### Example Code to Run in MATLAB Command Window
```matlab
% Open a new Simulink model for Tema I
open_system(new_system('CircuitModel_Tema1'));
% Add and configure components
add_block('powerlib/Elements/AC Voltage Source', 'CircuitModel_Tema1/AC Voltage
Source');
add_block('powerlib/Elements/Series RLC Branch', 'CircuitModel_Tema1/Resistor');
add_block('powerlib/Elements/Series RLC Branch', 'CircuitModel_Tema1/Inductor1');
add_block('powerlib/Elements/Series RLC Branch', 'CircuitModel_Tema1/Inductor2');
% Set parameters
set_param('CircuitModel_Tema1/Resistor', 'Resistance', '3', 'Inductance', '0', 'Capacitance',
'0');
set_param('CircuitModel_Tema1/Inductor1', 'Resistance', '0', 'Inductance', '3',
'Capacitance', '0');
set_param('CircuitModel_Tema1/Inductor2', 'Resistance', '0', 'Inductance', '3',
'Capacitance', '0');
set_param('CircuitModel_Tema1/AC Voltage Source', 'Amplitude', '120', 'Frequency', '20',
'Phase', '10');
% Connect components
add_line('CircuitModel_Tema1', 'AC Voltage Source/1', 'Resistor/1');
add_line('CircuitModel_Tema1', 'Resistor/1', 'Inductor1/1');
add_line('CircuitModel_Tema1', 'Inductor1/1', 'Inductor2/1');
add_line('CircuitModel_Tema1', 'Inductor2/1', 'AC Voltage Source/2');
% Open the model
open_system('CircuitModel_Tema1');
% Run the simulation
set_param('CircuitModel_Tema1', 'SimulationCommand', 'start');
```
Repeat similar steps for Tema II and Tema III by replacing the model name and component
parameters accordingly.
