Model-Based Development with Embed

Model-based development is a process used to design and test embedded systems continuously to reduce defects and development time and improve collaboration between engineers. Altair Embed® Pro and Altair Embed Personal provide a complete environment for model-based development of embedded systems. They includes all the capabilities of Embed SE, along with these embedded design capabilities:

      Target-specific peripheral blocks for programming the following devices:

      AMD64

      Arduino® Leonardo, Mega 2560, Nano, and Uno

      Raspberry Pi Zero, Zero W, 1A+, 1B+, 2B, 3A+, 3B, 3B+, and 4B

      STMicroelectronics® STM32® C0x, F0x, F103x, F3x, F4x, F7x, G0x, G4x, H7x, L4x, and WBx

      Texas Instruments ARM® Cortex® M3, C2000, Delfino, MSP430, and Piccolo

      Blocks for communicating with the target device and performing analog and digital I/O operations with the analog and digital ports on the target device

      Texas Instruments Digital Motor Control and MotorWare blocks

      Enhanced automatic C code generators to produce code that will run on your device

 

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Use of Master and Slave in hardware-specific block descriptions

Embed supports hardware devices that use the words master and slave to describe relationships in bus modes, communication protocols, and connections. We recognize that these words are inappropriate and offensive. We are evaluating how to change these words without introducing technical confusion.