Stateflow is a graphical modeling environment that allows you to design and simulate logic based on events, time-based conditions, or external signals.
In Stateflow, logical systems are modeled as state machines which are systems with specific operating modes.
In this interactive course, you will learn how to use the Stateflow environment and build your first Stateflow charts based on real-world examples.
You’ll start at the very beginning by exploring what a state machine is.
And by the end of the course, you will use Stateflow to model several examples of state machines, including a traffic light and a robotic vacuum.
The course covers using Stateflow in Simulink. The hands-on exercises will automatically open a Simulink Editor, where you will complete tasks by creating and modifying Simulink models.
As you work through these tasks, your models will be assessed, and you will also receive contextual feedback.
No previous experience with Stateflow or state machines is necessary, although familiarity with MATLAB and Simulink is helpful. If you’ve never used either of those, we recommend that you complete MATLAB Onramp and Simulink Onramp first.
The course should take about 3 hours to complete, but you can leave at any time and come back later.
To start the course, download the latest release of Stateflow. Next, open Simulink, and on the start page, click the link for Stateflow Onramp.
Ready to give it a try? Start Stateflow Onramp today.
