7CEM2425 Dynamic Systems & Simulation - Lab 2 Report (Michael M. Wijetunge de Silva)

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EN2342 — Simulation of Mechanical Engineering Systems
EN2425 — Dynamical Systems and Simulation Coursework/Lab SMES1/DSS1 — Simulation of Simple D... (More) EN2342 — Simulation of Mechanical Engineering Systems
EN2425 — Dynamical Systems and Simulation Coursework/Lab SMES1/DSS1 — Simulation of Simple Dynamical Systems

Introduction

This coursework has 3 elements:

A) Pre-lab analysis
B) Programming of model in SIMULINK
C) Simulations and analysis of results

The objective of element A is to model and analyze each system and to prepare the equations which describe the system into a form suitable for solution by a digital computer.
Element B is to program the model into SIMULINK in order to solve the system equations and obtain simulation results. Element C is to perform the simulations, print the responses, record your observations and analyze the results.

ELEMENT B OF SYSTEMS 1 AND 2 MUST BE COMPLETED DURING THE LABORATORY
SESSION. WHEN IT IS COMPLETED, IT MUST BE CHECKED AND SIGNED-OFF BY THE
DEMONSTRATOR. YOU WILL NOT BE ALLOWED TO BEGIN ELEMENT B OF ANY
QUESTION UNTIL ELEMENT A FOR THAT QUESTION IS COMPLETE. ELEMENT C
SHOULD BE STARTED AT THE END OF THE SCHEDULED SESSION AND COMPLETED
IN YOUR OWN TIME. YOUR CHOICE OF SYSTEM FOR QUESTION 3 MUST BE AGREED
WITH DR. MANNAN BEFORE THE END OF TERM. THE WRITE-UP FOR ELEMENTS A, B
AND C MUST BE HANDED-IN TO THE DIVISION OFFICE BY MONDAY 21 JANUARY
2008.

Remember to include your name, course and the date on your front page. Plots included in your report should be annotated by hand. All or part of your write-up may be hand-written.
You are strongly advised to hand-write the maths. Keep the comments and answers
reasonably brief and succinct but you must show your stages of workings. Support your comments and answers with appropriate theoretical results and analysis. Your SIMULINK programs should be suitably annotated so that the model is well-presented and clear to any other user, and sufficient information should be given for your results to be reproduced solely by reference to your report. Three dynamical systems will be considered in this exercise:

1. Chaotic system
2. Lumped capacitance model
3. Student’s choice - chaotic system
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