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*[[The PC/104 Lab Kit]] |
*[[The PC/104 Lab Kit]] |
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*[[Configuring xPC Target PC]] |
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*[[PC104 Break Out Board]] |
*[[PC104 Break Out Board]] |
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*[[PC104 Power]] |
*[[PC104 Power]] |
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*[http://www.mech.northwestern.edu/courses/433/Writeups/PC104BoB/stack.htm#power |
*[http://www.mech.northwestern.edu/courses/433/Writeups/PC104BoB/stack.htm#power Power Components] |
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*[http://www.mech.northwestern.edu/courses/433/Writeups/PC104BoB/stack.htm#electrical |
*[http://www.mech.northwestern.edu/courses/433/Writeups/PC104BoB/stack.htm#electrical I/O Electronics: Analog I/O, Digital I/O, Encoder Connections] |
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* Advanced: Creating a Working Stack from Parts |
* Advanced: Creating a Working Stack from Parts |
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** [http://www.mech.northwestern.edu/courses/433/Writeups/PC104BoB/stack.htm |
** [http://www.mech.northwestern.edu/courses/433/Writeups/PC104BoB/stack.htm Building the Breakout Board] |
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** [http://www.mech.northwestern.edu/courses/433/Writeups/PC104BoB/stack.htm#ribboncables |
** [http://www.mech.northwestern.edu/courses/433/Writeups/PC104BoB/stack.htm#ribboncables Breakout Board Ribbon Cables] |
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** [http://www.mech.northwestern.edu/courses/433/Writeups/PC104BoB/stack.htm#mechanical |
** [http://www.mech.northwestern.edu/courses/433/Writeups/PC104BoB/stack.htm#mechanical Assembling the PC104 Stack] |
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**[[Creating an xPC Flash Boot Disk]] |
**[[Creating an xPC Flash Boot Disk]] |
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<h3>xPC Target Real-Time Operating System</h3> |
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* [[xPC Overview|Overview of Real-Time Programming with Simulink and xPC Target]] |
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* [[Configuring xPC Target PC|Configuring xPC Host/Target PC]] |
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* [[Creating a Simple xPC Program|'''Quickstart''':Creating a simple xPC Program]] |
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* [[Common xPC Blocks|Commonly Used Blocks]] |
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* [[Using the Host Scope]] |
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*Advanced |
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** Model Properties |
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** [[XPC M-file Communication|M-file communication]] |
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** Using outside of the lab |
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** [[media:standalone.pdf|Standalone Mode]] |
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** Stateflow |
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* Code Examples |
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** [[Controlling a DC Motor with an Encoder]] |
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** Something With State Machine |
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** [[Using RS-232 and Printing to LCD]] |
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**[[UDP Communications between Target and Host PC]] |
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** M-functions and S-functions |
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** [[xPC Code From Student Projects]] |
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Latest revision as of 10:50, 5 May 2009
- The PC/104 Lab Kit
- Configuring xPC Target PC
- PC104 Overview
- Advantech CPU Card
- Sensoray 526 Data Aquisition Card
- XPC Overview
- Common xPC Blocks
- XPC M-file Communication
- XPC Code From Student Projects
- Creating a Simple xPC Program
- Using the Host Scope
- PC104 Break Out Board
- PC104 Power
- Power Components
- I/O Electronics: Analog I/O, Digital I/O, Encoder Connections
- Advanced: Creating a Working Stack from Parts
xPC Target Real-Time Operating System
- Overview of Real-Time Programming with Simulink and xPC Target
- Configuring xPC Host/Target PC
- Quickstart:Creating a simple xPC Program
- Commonly Used Blocks
- Using the Host Scope
- Advanced
- Model Properties
- M-file communication
- Using outside of the lab
- Standalone Mode
- Stateflow
- Code Examples
- Controlling a DC Motor with an Encoder
- Something With State Machine
- Using RS-232 and Printing to LCD
- UDP Communications between Target and Host PC
- M-functions and S-functions
- xPC Code From Student Projects
