How to design an impulse input in Matlab Simulink

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To design an impulse input in a Matlab Simulink model, users can utilize two step input blocks, adjusting their timing to create the desired impulse effect. A common approach involves using one step input with a delay and potentially subtracting one step function from another to achieve the impulse shape. Understanding the definition of an impulse is crucial, as it relates to the amplitude and timing of the step functions. If further assistance is needed, users are encouraged to seek help. This method effectively simulates an impulse input in Simulink.
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Homework Statement


I would like to know a way to design an impulse input in a Matlab Simulink model. I know there are step input and ramp input blocks but there is no impulse input block.

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If any working is needed please let me know
 
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an easy solution can be found using two step inputs. since this is in homework, I'll let you try to figure out the rest. if you still have trouble let us know.
 
donpacino said:
an easy solution can be found using two step inputs. since this is in homework, I'll let you try to figure out the rest. if you still have trouble let us know.
impulse_simulink.jpg


Is this it? Or do I have to run one step input through a delay?
 
AnkleBreaker said:
impulse_simulink.jpg


Is this it? Or do I have to run one step input through a delay?
close but not quite... what you said about the delay is correct. there is also one more mistake as well

also to consider... how do you define an impulse? that will show you the relationship between the delay and the amplitude of the step functions.

hint. Maybe you need to subtract one step function from the other??
 

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