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Introducing the SimHydraulics Block Libraries

Library Structure Overview

SimHydraulics software uses the Simscape library as its main library. Simscape modeling environment provides the Physical Network approach for modeling and solving systems under design as one-dimensional networks. SimHydraulics software utilizes these basic modeling principles and contains a library of specialized hydraulic blocks that seamlessly interact with basic Simscape blocks. When modeling hydraulic power and control systems, you use the following Simscape libraries:

You can combine all these blocks in your SimHydraulics diagrams to model hydraulic systems. You can also use the basic Simulink blocks in your diagrams, such as sources or scopes. See for more information on how to do this.

Using the Simulink Library Browser to Access the Block Libraries

You can access the blocks through the Simulink Library Browser. To display the Library Browser, click the Library Browser button in the toolbar of the MATLAB desktop or Simulink model window:

Alternatively, you can type simulink in the MATLAB Command Window. Then expand the Simscape entry in the contents tree.

For more information on using the Library Browser, see Library Browser in the Simulink Graphical User Interface documentation.

Using the Command Prompt to Access the Block Libraries

Another way to access the block libraries is to open them individually by using the command prompt:

The SimHydraulics library consists of eight top-level libraries, as shown in the following illustration. Some of these libraries contain second-level sublibraries. You can expand each library by double-clicking its icon. For more details on library hierarchy and descriptions of block categories, see Block Reference.

  


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