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September 2003
Volume 11, Number 5
Technical
| Rapid Prototyping of a Surveillance Video Compression System |  |
Read how to rapidly prototype and simulate a video surveillance application with Simulink and the DSP Blockset. This article will also detail how to deploy and verify the real-time operation on a Texas Instruments C6400 fixed-point digital signal processor and validate the real-time system with a MATLAB GUI.
| Creating Custom Code with Real-Time Workshop Embedded Coder 3.1 | |
These best practices and tips show you how to generate custom code banners, create a new system target, tailor or create code files, and producing your own main file using the Real-Time Workshop Embedded Coder.
Setting Masked
Subsystem Parameters in Simulink
This solution provides an example model and library that lets you change
the value of the Gain block in the lower subsystem by adjusting a value
in the mask dialog of the top subsystem.
Products & Services
Release
13 with Service Pack 1
The MathWorks Release 13 with Service Pack 1 is now available. This
release includes five new products released since R13 and updates to
33 other products. Highlights include: performance improvements designed
to help users work with very large Simulink and Stateflow models and
fixed-point support for key signal processing blocks in the DSP Blockset.
Third
Party: Signal Conditioning, Rapid Prototyping, and HIL Products
from add2, Ltd.
add2, Ltd. offers a set of real-time systems with extensive signal
conditioning capabilities that use MATLAB, Simulink, Real-Time Workshop,
and other MathWorks tools for rapid prototyping and hardware-in-the-loop
testing of automotive systems. Their products include the Genix System
for xPC Target, MICROGen target controller, and Genix Signal Conditioning
System.
Training & Events
MATLAB Programming Contest
November 4-6, 2003
Set aside some time to participate in our upcoming programming contest
or watch as competitors vie for the top spot. Find out more and sign
up for the mailing list.
Webinar: Deployment of MATLAB Applications
to C, C++, COM, and Java
October 23, 2003
Save considerable development time by using the MATLAB Compiler and
MATLAB builders to automatically convert MATLAB applications into deployable
components for use outside the MATLAB environment.
Webinar: Using Frames to Simplify Multirate
Designs with the DSP and Communications Blocksets
November 6, 2003
Frame-based and multirate features in Simulink and the DSP and Communications
blocksets can help you design clocks, buffers, and buses for implementation.
Learn more about these features at this webinar.
Webinar: MATLAB for Bioinformatics
November 20, 2003
Learn how MATLAB enables you to develop, implement, visualize, and
deploy bioinformatics algorithms and analyses.
Seminar:
Rapid Prototyping and Hardware-in-the-Loop Testing with Simulink
for Control Applications
October 21, 2003 in Manhattan Beach, CA
This seminar will present how you can use Simulink and Stateflow models
with various hardware options for rapid prototyping and hardware-in-the-loop
testing of aerospace and other control system concepts.
Seminar:
Automotive Applications: Model-Based Design of Automotive Systems
November in Chicago, Milwaukee, and Dayton
See how MATLAB, Simulink, Stateflow, and other MathWorks products provide
a model-based design approach to automotive systems development.
Advanced Modeling
Techniques Using Simulink
October and November in Colorado, Illinois, Maryland, Massachusetts,
New Mexico, and Quebec
In this one-day course, you can gain a deeper understanding of Simulink
with hands-on exercises using advanced modeling tools. Attend and learn
advanced methods for creating self-contained models, such as adding
GUIs, utilizing callbacks, and using libraries and configurable subsystems.
The instructor will cover C MEX S-functions using examples of continuous
and discrete systems; scalar, vector, and matrix inputs; and parameters.
You'll also learn how to take advantage of Simulink Performance Tools,
such as Simulink Data Explorer.
MATLAB Based Books: New and Upcoming
Releases
Upcoming: Digital Image Processing Using MATLAB
By Rafael C. Gonzalez, Richard E. Woods, and Steven L. Eddins
Prentice Hall, 2004
ISBN 0-13-008519-7
New: MATLAB
for Engineers Explained
By Fredrik Gustafsson and Nicals Bergman
Springer-Verlag, 2003
ISBN 1-85233-697-8
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