Deploy MATLAB/Simulink to ESP32 using MBD, IoT and Waijung 2

Tutorials demonstrating how to use Model-Based Design with Waijung 2 to build real devices using low-cost, powerful hardware (ESP32)

Model-Based Design (MBD) tutorials

1. Road safety warning light

You'll learn about how to use a ESP32, Software in the Loop - SIL simulation, Hardware in the Loop - HIL simulation, and a Stand-Alone (SA) system

2. Basic traffic control system

You'll learn about how to use Stateflow and Simulink together to create a basic control system

3. Temporary traffic light controller

You'll learn about how to use Stateflow to model an event-driven system

4. Temporary traffic light controller with manual dip switch

You'll learn what a DIP switch is and how to interface with it

5. Temporary traffic light controller with automatic distance sensor

You'll learn about what I2C protocol is and how to interface with a distance sensor using I2C

Internet of Things (IoT) tutorials:

6. Control algorithm design for LDR input to LED output

You'll learn how to model reading a LDR sensor and use that to drive a LED in Simulink

7. Hardware in the Loop simulation for Project 6

You'll learn how to read a LDR using Waijung 2 Analog to Digital Converter (ADC) block, and use that to drive a LED using Waijung 2 Digital to Analog Converter (DAC) block. You will also be tuning and monitoring signals in real-time using HIL

8. Control LEDs from a webpage

You'll learn how to configure ESP32 as a web server for controlling on-chip peripherals such as LEDs

9. Display ADC readings and voltage drop of LDR on a webpage

You'll learn how to configure ESP32 as a web server for acquiring data from on-chip peripherals such as LDRs

10. Complete web-enabled embedded controller for LDR and LED control

You'll learn how to combine all your previous knowledge to create a complete web-based control system using Waijung 2 and Simulink. You'll also learn how to store data to non-volatile storage to allow the system to start up with the same settings as during power-off