Dears,
Walid,Yes, the F28335 can be programmed with Matlab/Simulink and many customers use our MCU in this way.You will require MathWorks' Embedded Coder and a CCS installation as well for compiling (and potentially a few other things. I am not an expert on Matlab's embedded workflow). http://www.mathworks.com/products/embedded-coder/supported/ti-adaptor.htmlThere are several forum post both here and on the MathWorks support forum that could be useful in getting started.Thank you,Brett
Dear Brett,
I asked about "F28335 controlCARDs". Your reply is general and ok matlab supports programming F28335 but from your link I noticed that I need another board eZdsp F28335.
Therefore, Please make sure about that because I want to buy the lowest price one for my application. Is the board "F28335 controlCARDs" can be programmed by Matlab.
Another question please. I have searched a lot about "F2808 eZdsp" because Matlab supports it and it has lower price than eZdsp F28335. However, I did not find any supplier for it in the UK besides it seems that it is not in the market nowadays. Is that right ??? Tell me from where can I buy it .
Thanks,
Walid
Walid,My understanding is that Matlab connects up to the F28335 via an emulator and CCS. This means that it Matlab will work with the F28335 whether the board is a controlCARD, an eZdsp, etc. (for example see the following code example from MathWorks: http://www.mathworks.com/help/rtw/examples/spi-based-control-of-pwm-duty-cycle.html it supports cCARDs or eZdsps)F2808 eZdsp @ Farnell:http://uk.farnell.com/texas-instruments/tmdsezs2808-oe/dsp-kit-c2808/dp/1172238Thank you,Brett