CERN MATLAB/Simulink WORKSHOP

by D. KAZADI, O. MIZAN, J-F. OUELLET AND M. PFISTER (The)

Tuesday 25 Mar 2003, 08:30 → 15:00 Europe/Zurich

IT Auditorium (CERN)

8:30 - 10:00 Language of Technical Computing session
Agenda:
- Philosophy of MATLAB, what are the advantages of using MATLAB
- Data input: Text files, Excel files, Database Connectivity
- Development: presentation of some of the tools available on MATLAB
- Visualization possibilities: 2D, 3D, Animations
- Deployment and Integration: Matlab Compiler, connectivity with C/C++, VB, Excel
- Conclusion and Questions

10:30 - 12:00 Control Design Automation session
Agenda:
- Design and analyze feedback control systems
- Modeling Dynamic Systems with Simulink
- Design and simulate event-driven systems with StateFlow
- Generate optimized, portable, and customizable code from Simulink models with the RealTime Workshop/Embedded Coder.
- Perform real-time rapid prototyping using PC hardware and xPC Target/xPC TargetBox.
13:30 - 15:00 Digital Signal procesing / Communications session
Agenda:
- Challenges in RT-DSP Development
- Overview of the RT-DSP Design Process
a. Simulation b. Verification c. Code Generation d. Targeting
- Targeting and Design Implementation on SignalMaster
a. DSP Targets b. FPGA Targets c. MCU Targets

Organiser(s): J. Evans/IT tel. 78971
Information: http://wwwinfo.cern.ch/ce/ae/Matlab/others/MatlabSeminar.html