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Simple RC Circuit - Solving in S-domain

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James Briaris
James Briaris on 9 May 2013
Closed: Sabin on 28 Sep 2023
Hi All,
I'm trying to work out how you would model a simple Resistor||Capacitor circuit in simulink in the s-domain (i.e. not using simElectronics).
A capacitor and resistor in parallel has the equivalent impedance
Z = R/(1+sCR)
where R is resistance and C is capacitance. Driving this impedance with a current source I, the volt drop V across the circuit is calculated from Ohm's law, i.e.,
V = I * Z = I * R/(1+sCR)
I'm new to simulink and stuck as to how this would be implemented. Would greatly appreciate some pointers.
Thanx!
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Jordan Monthei
Jordan Monthei on 9 May 2013
So what is it exactly that you would like to model in simulink? Are you looking to calculate voltage given a value of R, C, and I?
At the most basic level you could simply go through the math functions in the block library and build an equation to model what you have above, but this is sort of the Brute-Force way to do it.

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