Hi Kesari,
In Simulink, to achieve the behavior of switching between two sources based on simulation time - where the first source is connected for the initial 5 seconds and both sources are connected from 5 to 10 seconds, with the second source being isolated initially, You can use a combination of "Switch," "Relational Operator," and "Constant" blocks, along with a "Clock" block to track simulation time. Initially, you place your two sources in the model. The "Clock" block is utilized to fetch the current simulation time, which is then compared against predefined time intervals using "Relational Operator" blocks. For the first phase (0 to 5 seconds), one "Relational Operator" block checks if the time is less than or equal to 5 seconds, controlling a "Switch" block to connect the first source to your circuit. For the second phase (5 to 10 seconds), another "Relational Operator" block checks if the time is greater than 5 seconds, which controls another "Switch" block to bring the second source into the circuit. The "Constant" blocks are used to define the switching conditions for the "Relational Operator" blocks. If combining both sources is required after 5 seconds, their outputs can be directed to an "Add" block or similar, depending on how you wish to combine the signals. This setup ensures that the first source operates alone initially, and then both sources are combined, adhering to the specified time-based switching logic.
For more documentation on the clock block, refer to the following documentation: https://in.mathworks.com/help/simulink/slref/clock.html
Hope this helps.
