Model Based Design and Code generation using TargetLink

Model Based Design and Code generation using TargetLink, available at $44.99, has an average rating of 3, with 27 lectures, 1 quizzes, based on 2 reviews, and has 46 subscribers.

You will learn about Create TargetLink compliant subsystems Generate Production code from TargetLink subsystems Handle TargetLink Data Dictionary Simulate TargetLink Models This course is ideal for individuals who are Curious Learners or Model based design enthusiasts or Beginner in TargetLink It is particularly useful for Curious Learners or Model based design enthusiasts or Beginner in TargetLink.

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Summary

Title: Model Based Design and Code generation using TargetLink

Price: $44.99

Average Rating: 3

Number of Lectures: 27

Number of Quizzes: 1

Number of Published Lectures: 25

Number of Published Quizzes: 1

Number of Curriculum Items: 28

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 26

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Create TargetLink compliant subsystems

Generate Production code from TargetLink subsystems

Handle TargetLink Data Dictionary

Simulate TargetLink Models

Who Should Attend

Curious Learners

Model based design enthusiasts

Beginner in TargetLink

Target Audiences

Curious Learners

Model based design enthusiasts

Beginner in TargetLink

In model-based design, code generation plays a pivotal role in translating graphical or mathematical models into executable code. This approach enables engineers to design and simulate complex systems using graphical tools or mathematical representations, then automatically generate production-quality code directly from these models. Platforms like MATLAB/Simulink facilitate this process by providing a visual environment for system modeling and simulation. Once the model is validated through simulation, code generation tools generate efficient, optimized code tailored to the target platform, whether it’s embedded systems, desktop applications, or hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) testing setups. This seamless transition from models to code enhances productivity, reduces development time, and ensures consistency between design and implementation, making model-based design a preferred methodology in various industries, including automotive, aerospace, and industrial automation.

TargetLink is software that generates highly efficient C code for electronic control units (ECUs) and domain controllers straight from MathWorks? Simulink?/Stateflow?, making TargetLink an essential tool for your model-based embedded production software and systems development.

TargetLink comes with software design features as well as built-in code optimization, simulation, and testing functionalities so that you can quickly verify and optimize your generated results. TargetLink interacts smoothly with other tools from dSPACE and with tools from other vendors, which together form the TargetLink Ecosystem.

This is a crash course for beginner in using targetLink.

In this course you will learn many areas of targetlink

Model Preparation

creating targetlink compliant models from scratch

convert existing simulink models into targetlink compliant models

Code Generation

Simulation

MIL

SIL

TargetLink Data Dictionary

TargetLink Data Dictionary Manager

Property Manager

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction to TargetLink

Chapter 2: Code Generation Prerequisites

Lecture 1: TargetLink Compliant Models

Lecture 2: TargetLink Library

Lecture 3: Creating TargetLink Compliant model from scratch

Lecture 4: Model Preparation

Chapter 3: Code Generation

Lecture 1: Generating a code for a subsystem

Chapter 4: Subsystems & Functions

Lecture 1: Implement Subsystems as C Functions

Lecture 2: Function Interface

Lecture 3: Libraries in Code Generation (Function Reuse)

Lecture 4: Function Inlining

Chapter 5: Embedding External Code

Lecture 1: Custom Code Block (Inlining)

Lecture 2: Custom Code Block (Type II)

Chapter 6: TargetLink Data Dictionary

Lecture 1: Introduction to TargetLink Data Dictionary

Lecture 2: Use Case

Lecture 3: Create new DD

Lecture 4: DD Object Tree

Lecture 5: create/reference variable objects from DD into Block

Chapter 7: Production Code Options

Lecture 1: Description

Lecture 2: Name

Lecture 3: Scaling

Chapter 8: Property Manager

Lecture 1: Property Manager Overview

Chapter 9: Simulation

Lecture 1: Simulation Modes

Lecture 2: Signal Logging

Chapter 10: Stateflow

Lecture 1: Stateflow Code Generation

Chapter 11: Code Coverage

Lecture 1: Code Coverage

Instructors

Omar Essam
Software Developer

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