Matlab and Simulink Mathworks, Inc.
Natick, Massachusetts
Matlab/Simulink Web Resources
http://www.mathworks.com
The Matlab/Simulink Student Version has the Signal Processing Tools but NOT the Communications tool set. The Mathworks/Simulink software installed at PCLAB is complete although usually one version behind the latest release, which is not a problem since Mathworks usually releases two versions a year.
Create a Mathworks account on the Mathworks web page which is required to view/download tutorial material. Also a good idea to use your UHCL email address for the Mathworks account which will tie you to the UHCL domain where all the UHCL Mathworks software is located. For training on the use of the tools, look under Products & Services Demos and Webinars for all of the applicable products (Matlab, Simulink, Signal Processing Toolbox & Blockset, Communications Toolbox & Blockset, RF Toolbox, SimRF). Silage Quick-Start Simulink Files (File Name: Silage.zip) used as a easy and quick start on gaining familiarity with the tools, Zip file on the course webpage.
Fig12.mdl Fig16.mdl Fig18.mdl Fig111.mdl Fig113.mdl Fig116.mdl Fig120.mdl Fig312.mdl Random Integer Generator (Comm Source/Sinks Display) wave rectifier wave rectifier Spectral Display Lowpass Filter Lowpass Filter Autocorrelation DSB AM with Coherent Demodulation Noncoherent Demodulator BPSK Simulation
Example of the Simulink code in the Simulink file Fig116.mdl
Fig 116.mdl DSP AM Communications Model Code File Model { Name "Fig116" Version 7.0 MdlSubVersion 0 GraphicalInterface { NumRootInports 0 NumRootOutports 0 ParameterArgumentNames "" ComputedModelVersion "1.21" NumModelReferences 0 NumTestPointedSignals 0 } SavedCharacterEncoding "windows-1252" SaveDefaultBlockParams on SampleTimeColors off LibraryLinkDisplay "none" WideLines off ShowLineDimensions off ShowPortDataTypes off ShowLoopsOnError on IgnoreBidirectionalLines off ShowStorageClass off ShowTestPointIcons on ShowViewerIcons on SortedOrder off ExecutionContextIcon off ShowLinearizationAnnotations on ScopeRefreshTime 0.035000 OverrideScopeRefreshTime on DisableAllScopes off DataTypeOverride "UseLocalSettings"
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Modulation (partial definition): 3: to vary the amplitude, frequency, or phase of (a carrier wave or a light wave) for the transmission of information (as by radio) Carrier (partial definition): 2: an electromagnetic wave or alternating current whose modulations are used as communications signals (as in radio, telephonic, or telegraphic transmissions
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Analog modulation: continuous information such as speech or video encoded as an amplitude Digital modulation: discrete information such as binary data encoded as a frequency shift or a phase shift
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Source
Simulink subsystems Transmitter Receiver
User
Channel with noise
MS Figure 1.16 Analog amplitude modulation (AM)
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Source
Simulink subsystems Transmitter Receiver
User
Coherent demodulation MS Figure 1.16
Channel with noise
Analog amplitude modulation (AM)
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Source
Simulink subsystems Transmitter Receiver
User
Non-coherent demodulation
Channel with noise
MS Figure 1.20
Analog amplitude modulation (AM)
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Sinusoidal input and DSB AM
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Simulink subsystem Sinusoidal input and DSB AM
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Carrier DSB modulated spectrum
DSB AM temporal signal and power spectrum
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Original spectrum
DSB demodulated spectrum
2 x carrier frequency
Demodulated DSB AM spectrum
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Random data source
Bit error rate MS Figure 3.12
Digital binary phase shift keying (BPSK)
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Input binary data, rate rb = 1 kb/sec, bit time Tb = 1 msec Tb = 1 msec
Output
binary data with no noise, note 2 bit delay in output
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Input binary data, rate rb = 1 kb/sec, bit time Tb = 1 msec
Received
signal with significant additive noise
Wheres the signal?
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Input binary data, rate rb = 1 kb/sec, bit time Tb = 1 msec
Output
binary data with bit errors due to additive noise
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Simulink Library Browser: Commonly Used Blocks
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Simulink Library Browser: Communications Blockset
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Simulink Library Browser: Signal Processing Blockset
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Simulink Library Browser: Simulink Extras
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Simulink Library Browser and the model window
MS Figure 1.2
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Source parameter block for the Random Integer Generator block and the Simulink model window
MS Figure 1.3
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Configuration parameter window for the Simulink simulation
MS Figure 1.4
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Sinusoid and half wave rectified sinusoid Simulink temporal model
MS Figure 1.6
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Sinusoid and half wave rectified sinusoid temporal display in the Simulink Figures window MS Figure 1.7
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Half wave rectified sinusoid Simulink spectral display model
MS Figure 1.8
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Scope and axis properties parameter windows of the Spectrum Scope block MS Figure 1.9
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Scaled power spectral display of a half wave rectified sinusoid, fo = 1 kHz
MS Figure 1.10
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Gaussian noise source and lowpass filtered power spectral density display MS Figure 1.11
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Gaussian noise source and LPF PSD Flat PSD
MS Figure 1.12
LPF PSD, fcutoff = 11.25 kHz
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Gaussian noise source and lowpass filtered autocorrelation display MS Figure 1.13
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Gaussian noise source and lowpass filtered power autocorrelation display MS Figure 1.14
Uncorrelated
Correlated
