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Create a new SIMULINK model-1Click on ‘Create a new Model’ in SIMULINK Library browser© 2008 Microchip Technology Incorporated. All Rights Reserved. WebSeminar Title Slide 101. Click on ‘Create a new Model’ in SIMULINK Library browser. This would open up an empty model file. You can populate this model file with differentblocks from SIMULINK library and create an application model.10
Create a new SIMULINK model-2Populate your model file with required blocks© 2008 Microchip Technology Incorporated. All Rights Reserved. WebSeminar Title Slide 11Populate your model file with required blocks. You can use Generic SIMULINK blocks which support fixed point data typesalong with microchip blocks.Generic SIMULINK blocks can be checked for compatibility by clicking on ‘Signal Attributes’ tab in their respective masks(the pop-up GUI that appears when you double click on these blocks). If data types like ‘uint16’, int8’ etc are listedthere, these blocks can be used with microchip blocksets.11
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