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Mechatronics with MATLAB and Simulink, Part 1: Accuracy, Speed, and Power Consumption

Terry Denery, MathWorks

Use simulation to explore the performance available from a robotic arm powered by five DC motors in Simscape™. Apply rapid design of controls and software to meet requirements for speed, accuracy, and electric power consumption.

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