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Why is there a difference between a Simulink simulation and a Simscape simulation ?

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Frankie P

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Dec 2, 2010, 6:28:05 AM12/2/10
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Hi,

1) What is the relationship between Simscape and Simulink?
2) About Simulink, how it interprets the Simscape blocks?
3) Why is there a difference between a Simulink simulation and a Simscape
simulation ?
4)How Simscape technology constructs equations that characterize the behavior
of the system?
5)What compiler is there between Simulink and Simscape?


Thank you very much.
Frankie

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Jun 20, 2016, 7:40:43 AM6/20/16
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1-ans) Simscape is a part of Simulink. As you know Simulink is a graphical
programming Environment for modelling , simulating and analysis of
Dynamic Systems.Where simscape is a Physical modelling part in simulink environment.Like hydrauliks, Electrical & Mechanical.
2-ans) All in Matlab Programming Language.
3-ans)Both uses Modelling Blocks, as simscape is a part of Simulink No such major difference, bt There is a source code provided for each block in simscape , you can make changes in that code to make your own custom block also in simscape there is a language called Simscape programming language to design new custom blocks.
4-ans)By Simscape Programming language you can design new blocks by writing codes in matlab programming language.
(https://in.mathworks.com/help/physmod/simscape/lang/what-is-the-simscape-language.html)
5-ans)Blocks are converted to source code than to machine code by matlab compiler.
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