WOLFRAM SYSTEM MODELER
ElectricalEngineeringPackage containing examples on electrical circuits, power electronics, and electrical machinery |
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Model of a DC motor that can be interacted with in real time using the Wolfram Language. |
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A model of an 8-bit digital adder built from half adders and full adders. |
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Examples comparing different control systems for keeping a LEGO Segway upright. |
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An example with a 4-bit asynchronous counter based on JK-flip-flops. |
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Model of a DC/DC boost converter used to study rise time and output current ripple. |
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Model of a DC/DC Buck Boost Converter used to study rise time and output current ripple. |
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Buck converter and Zener regulator comparison. |
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Example that demonstrates robot system models based on the Manutec r3 robot. |
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Package containing example models exploring the use of potentiometers. |
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Rectifier that transforms and converts AC current to DC current. |
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Example with two amplifier models with reliability parameters. Reliability analysed in the bundled Wolfram Language notebook. |
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Examples with different battery discharge scenarios. |
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Uninterruptible Power Supply components and examples. |
Use SystemModeler to construct and study electrical circuits, power electronics, and electrical machinery. Combine electrical and mechanical components to build complete system models. Perform analysis tasks and measure performance.
For more electrical engineering examples, see the online SystemModeler examples page.
SystemModel["EducationExamples.ElectricalEngineering"]