Microcontrollers are found in innumerable applications, and their visibility and usage has expanded a great deal with the maker movement. A microcontroller is part hardware and part software. The software can be code for data acquisition, a controller, a filter, or a model to be simulated. The generation and deployment of code typically involves several iterations before the desired objectives of the project are met.

The Microcontroller Kit provides a high-level and automated mechanism to generate and deploy code to microcontrollers. At its core is a superfunction that enables an easy-to-use and powerful interface to experiment with and iterate various design solutions. The higher level of automation eliminates the error-prone and tedious iterations of the lower-level source code, and thus allows for greater flexibility and efficiency to the overall project workflow.

Deploying Models

MicrocontrollerEmbedCode— generates, compiles, and deploys code to microcontrollers

MicrocontrollerCodeData— data from the microcontroller code

MicrocontrollerFamilyMicrocontrollerTargetMicrocontrollerVendor

Linear System Models »

StateSpaceModel— model using discrete- or continuous-time state space representation

TransferFunctionModel— model using discrete- or continuous-time transfer functions

Nonlinear System Models »

AffineStateSpaceModel— model using affine nonlinear state space representations

NonlinearStateSpaceModel— model using a general nonlinear state space representation

Connected Models »

SystemsConnectionsModel— provide general connection between model objects

SystemsModelFeedbackConnect  ▪ SystemsModelSeriesConnect  ▪ ...

Filter Models »

ButterworthFilterModel— a Butterworth transfer function

Chebyshev1FilterModel  ▪ BiquadraticFilterModel  ▪  ...

Discretizing Models

ToDiscreteTimeModel— discretize continuous-time models