Storing data to flash on F280039C from a Simulink model
I am currently trying to store parameters of a recursive regression model created in Simulink to some sort of nonvolatile memory on the TI C2000 gen3 / F280039C board, such that the calculations can continue after turning the device off and on again. I have found an EEPROM emulation project from mathworks (https://ch.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/92788-simulink-reference-application-examples-for-ti-c2000), which is however made for a different board and older generation of the TI C2000.
Is there any possibility to port this project to my newer board, or other ways to store my data in a nonvolatile manner from Simulink? What do I need to take into consideration when doing this?I am currently trying to store parameters of a recursive regression model created in Simulink to some sort of nonvolatile memory on the TI C2000 gen3 / F280039C board, such that the calculations can continue after turning the device off and on again. I have found an EEPROM emulation project from mathworks (https://ch.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/92788-simulink-reference-application-examples-for-ti-c2000), which is however made for a different board and older generation of the TI C2000.
Is there any possibility to port this project to my newer board, or other ways to store my data in a nonvolatile manner from Simulink? What do I need to take into consideration when doing this? I am currently trying to store parameters of a recursive regression model created in Simulink to some sort of nonvolatile memory on the TI C2000 gen3 / F280039C board, such that the calculations can continue after turning the device off and on again. I have found an EEPROM emulation project from mathworks (https://ch.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/92788-simulink-reference-application-examples-for-ti-c2000), which is however made for a different board and older generation of the TI C2000.
Is there any possibility to port this project to my newer board, or other ways to store my data in a nonvolatile manner from Simulink? What do I need to take into consideration when doing this? f280039c eeprom emulation, ti-c2000 eeprom emulation, f280039c nonvolatile memory, ti-c2000 nonvolatile memory MATLAB Answers — New Questions