Install the SoC Blockset™ Support Package for Texas Instruments™
C2000™ Processors. Develop applications for the TI’s C2000 processors with the features of the SoC Blockset. Configure models to deploy to hardware boards, such as the TI
Delfino F2837xD
and TI Delfino F28379D LaunchPad
development kits.
SoC Builder | Build, load, and execute SoC model on SoC, FPGA, and MCU boards |
Task Mapping | Map tasks in the SoC to interrupt service routines on the hardware board |
Peripheral Configuration | Map peripherals in the SoC model to peripheral registers in the MCU |
ADC Interface | Convert analog signal on ADC input pin to digital signal |
ADC Read | Read ADC data values from ADC Interface block |
PWM Interface | Simulate pulse width modulation (PWM) output from hardware |
PWM Write | Send pulse width modulation (OWM) signal configuration to PWM Interface block |
Interprocess Data Channel | Model interprocessor data channel between two processors |
Interprocess Data Read | Receive messages from another processor using interprocess communication channel |
Interprocess Data Write | Send messages to another processor using interprocessor data write |
Install Support for TI’s C2000 MCUs
Instructions to install support for TI’s C2000 MCUs.
Run Multiprocessor Models in External Mode
Run an multiprocessor SoC model in external mode running on separate processors on the hardware board.
Interprocess Data Communication via Dedicated Hardware Peripheral
Data communication methods between two or more processes within a single processor or across multiple connected processors.
Partition Motor Control for Multiprocessor MCUs
This example shows how to partition real-time motor control application on to multiple processors to achieve design modularity and improved control performance.
Integrate MCU Scheduling and Peripherals in Motor Control Application
This example shows how to identify and resolve issues with respect to peripheral settings and task scheduling early during development.
Hardware Connections (Motor Control Blockset)
Connect motors, sensors, and power supply to hardware boards.