Frequency Plot(or bode plot) in SIMULINK

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SUMMARY

To plot frequency response in SIMULINK-MATLAB, users can utilize the linearization method rather than relying solely on the spectrum analyzer, which is inaccurate for continuous time systems. The process involves setting linearization points on both the input and output lines, followed by accessing the control design tools for linear analysis. This method effectively generates Bode plots directly from system outputs.

PREREQUISITES
  • Familiarity with SIMULINK-MATLAB interface
  • Understanding of linearization techniques in control systems
  • Knowledge of Bode plot characteristics
  • Basic skills in using control design tools within MATLAB
NEXT STEPS
  • Explore the linearization process in SIMULINK for different system types
  • Learn how to interpret Bode plots and their significance in control systems
  • Investigate advanced features of the Control System Toolbox in MATLAB
  • Research the limitations of the spectrum analyzer for continuous time systems
USEFUL FOR

Control engineers, system analysts, and MATLAB users seeking to accurately analyze frequency responses in continuous time systems using SIMULINK.

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Dear all,

Can anyone describe as to how we can plot frequency response in SIMULINK-MATLAB. One way is to use spectrum analyzer but it does not give accurate results for continuous time systems...another way could off course be to use commands but I need something which can compute bode plots itself when the system output is given to it as input.

Thanks
 
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samiurrehman said:
Dear all,

Can anyone describe as to how we can plot frequency response in SIMULINK-MATLAB. One way is to use spectrum analyzer but it does not give accurate results for continuous time systems...another way could off course be to use commands but I need something which can compute bode plots itself when the system output is given to it as input.

Thanks

Hello,

You can try with linearization.
1-right-click on the input line->linearization point->input
2-right-click on the output line->linearization point-> output
3- go on tools->control design->linear analysis
4- At the bottom select the output you are interested in
5- click on linearize and you get the bode plot
 

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