v = sine wave, how to realize v^2 in simulink ?

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Harry_108
Harry_108 on 11 May 2015
Commented: Mischa Kim on 11 May 2015
Hi,
I'm relatively new to the Simulink world.
I want to simulate a force (output) which changes its value according to following equation.
Fx = G * V^2;
where G is a simple gain block.
and V is the AC voltage.
the block diagram looks some thing like this
sine wave -----> ?????? --------> Gain block ---------> Force
I don't understand how can i realize Voltage sqaure block ??????
regards,
Harry

Answers (1)

Mischa Kim
Mischa Kim on 11 May 2015
Edited: Mischa Kim on 11 May 2015
Harry, you could use a multiply block where both inputs are connected to the voltage signal.
Alternatively you can use a user-defined functions block, which looks like this:
To be found in: Simulink library browser > Simulink > User-Defined Functions
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Harry_108
Harry_108 on 11 May 2015
thanks Mischa,
previously I have used a math square function but i was not sure, if it's correct.
Mischa Kim
Mischa Kim on 11 May 2015
It is. Most likely it is the same block as the one I suggested. Double-click the User-Defined Functions block enter u^2 in the text box and you'll get the block you are showing in your model.

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