Non-real time simulation with Arduino
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Here's my question:
I want Simulink to run a simulation when hooked up to my Arduino, but I want it to run much faster than real-time. The idea here is to have a simulation of my physical system run, then, depending on the outputs of the simulation, change the inputs to my actual physical system. In short, it's a way to see how my physical system will respond to an input before actually applying that input.
My question to you: How can I get simulink to run its simulation and spit out results to my Arduino faster than real-time? Is there a way to specify my simulation time?
Your assistance here would be very much appreciated.
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Kaustubha Govind
2014년 3월 20일
MATLAB/Simulink runs on Windows, Mac and Linux; none of which are real-time operating systems. Therefore, in general, MATLAB/Simulink are not recommended for real-time simulation. There are two add-on products that are available for true real-time simulation: Simulink Real-Time (formerly xPC Target) and Real-Time Windows Target.
However, if you are designing for a soft real-time application, and your Simulink model runs faster than your application, you might be able to get away with this.
Do you plan to run your model in a loop with the hardware, or do you asynchronously request results from Simulink when inputs become available?
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