Convert to code using Simcoupler
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Attempt to convert to C Code using Simcoupler. If the conversion to code is successful, I plan to connect to the S32K144 EVB board, but the C code conversion is not successful. Note that the file currently opened and being tested is the pmsm_simulink_PWM_R2018 example file.
However, the following issues occur.
Unable to find S-function module 'SimCoupler'. S-function modules must exist as either source files or pre-compiled object files on the MATLAB path.
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Angelo Yeo
on 31 Oct 2023
To access the S-function in SimCoupler on Simulink, the SimCoupler must be configured with Simulink.
The SimCoupler Toolbox is not a MathWorks product; it is provided by a third-party company and you will need to purchase it separately.
Once the toolbox is purchased and configured with Simulink, you can proceed with the co-simulation workflow.
Information about SimCoupler Toolbox can be found in the following URL:
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Angelo Yeo
on 1 Nov 2023
Thank you for your clarification. I must confess that my familiarity with the SimCoupler module is limited, and I am uncertain about the manner in which this module is provided.
If the module is delivered with a source file or pre-compiled object files, I recommend adhering to the guidance provided by the error message. Specifically, it suggests placing the files on a MATLAB path.
However, if this solution doesn't apply to your situation, I would advise reaching out to Powersim directly for further assistance. It is unclear to me whether they have considered the use of SimCoupler for code generation purposes. You can request support from Powersim through the following link: Powersim Support.
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