Peripherals
Use Simulink® blocks and STM32CubeMX integration to configure and deploy applications on STM32 processor based boards. Create Simulink models that leverage analog, timer, connectivity, computing, and multimedia peripherals available on STM32 hardware.
Peripheral blocks such as digital I/O, analog-to-digital converter (ADC), and pulse width modulation (PWM) enable simulation of control algorithms requiring ADC/PWM synchronization. Trigger asynchronous tasks using hardware interrupts, and use serial communication blocks to exchange data between host and target.
You can configure STM32 processor based boards with STM32CubeMX projects in Simulink to generate and deploy code directly to the hardware.
Categories
- System Core
Connect to system core peripherals such as GPIO, Hardware Interrupt, DMA
- Analog Peripherals
Connect to analog peripherals such as ADC, Comparator, DAC
- Timer Peripherals
Connect to timer peripherals such as Encoder, Higher Resolution Timer, PWM, Timer, Timer Capture
- Connectivity Peripherals
Connect to connectivity peripherals such as CAN, FDCAN, I2C, MQTT, SPI, UART/USART, TCP
- Multimedia Peripherals
Connect to multimedia peripherals such as I2S Mic in, I2S Audio Out
- Computing Peripherals
Connect to computing peripherals such as CORDIC co-processor, CRC
- Custom Data Communication
Custom data communication between STM32 processors and other devices
- Sensors
Connect and acquire data from sensors interfaced with STM32 processor based boards
- I/O Device Builder
Create Simulink block for custom or third-party C/C++ files
Featured Examples
Profile STM32 Algorithms in Real-Time
Use the Execution Profiler block to perform real-time execution profiling of algorithms with the STM32® Microcontroller Blockset. The example demonstrates three profiling methods:
Fast Serial Data Monitoring on STM32 Boards Using a Two-Model Approach
Implement fast serial data monitoring on STM32 boards using a two-model approach. This approach, as explained in this example, involves a target model deployed on the STM32 hardware board and a host model running on the host computer with STM32® Microcontroller Blockset installed.
Using SPI to Read and Write Data to SPI EEPROM on STM32 Processor
Configure and use SPI blocks to read and write data using STM32™ Microcontroller Blockset.
Getting Started with Hardware Profiling
Measure real time execution performance of algorithms on STM32 processors.
Read Analog Voltages from External Sensors on an STM32 Processor
Measure analog signals on an STM32 processor by using the Analog to Digital Converter (ADC) block.
Send and Receive CAN or FDCAN Messages on a STM32 processor
Exchange data between STM32 processor based boards using CAN or FDCAN communication.
Using Hardware Interrupt Block to Create an ISR on STMicroelectronics STM32 Processor Based Boards
Use a Hardware Interrupt block to create an interrupt service routine (ISR) in the generated code for STM32™ Microcontroller Blockset.
Signal Monitoring and Parameter Tuning of Generated PWM Output
Generate PWM signals on an STM32 processor-based board and tune parameters in real time using External mode.
