Set up and Blink – Simulink with Arduino @ The Adafruit Learning System. How to use Simulink to program your Arduino.
This tutorial covers a step-by-step guide to:
- Set up the Simulink support package for Arduino
- Build a simple Simulink model for controlling Arduino Uno
- Generate, download and run code on the Arduino to blink an LED
This is the first tutorial in a series on using Simulink to program an Arduino.
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I am quite interested in learning how to use simulink to simulate parts of a system during develop. I am an internet taught hobby user and sadly there is no hobby version of Simulink. It costs thousands of dollars. It would be good if MathWorks offered a a hobby version of Simulink/Matlab like the freemium version of Eaglecad.