Developing Userfriendly Applications with Simulink Target for RTLinux

Klaus Oppermann; Daniel Schleicher; Peter Reiter; Bernhard Zagar

Developing Userfriendly Applications with Simulink Target for RTLinux

Klaus Oppermann, Daniel Schleicher, Peter Reiter, Bernhard Zagar

Institute of Measurement Technology

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Abstract

These days most applications are developed via rapid prototyping systems. Control and measurement applications both need easy to use user interfaces, that can quickly be built during the construction process of the application. Usually such prototyping systems are relatively expensive in both hardware and licensing fees (e. g. LabView, dSPACE). In the proposed paper we show that rapid prototyping and user interface creation is also possible on the basis of a low{cost open source RTLinux system by extending with several tools the "Simulink Target for Real{Time Linux" (STRTL), the implementation of the DSP{blocks in STRTL, the Comedi STRTL{interface and the strtl procctrl driver for the webpage{interface.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Tenth Real -Time Linux Workshop, 2008
Number of pages	7
Publication status	Published - 2008

Fields of science

102005 Computer aided design (CAD)
202037 Signal processing

JKU Focus areas

Mechatronics and Information Processing

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