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access px4 autopilot peripherals with uav toolbox and automatically build and deploy flight control algorithms with embedded coder
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capabilities and features
using the uav toolbox support package for px4® autopilots, you can access autopilot peripherals from matlab® and simulink®. with embedded coder®, you can also automatically generate c code and use the px4 toolchain to build and deploy algorithms tailored specifically for pixhawk® and pixracer flight management units (fmu), all while incorporating onboard sensor data and other px4-specific services.
key capabilities:
- integration of code generated from simulink with the general px4 architecture
- custom startup script for px4-based autopilots
- integration with cygwin to build code on microsoft® windows® machines
- a sensor/peripheral block library for inertial measurements, gps, vehicle estimation, pwm output, adc, i2c, and serial rx/tx. this can be .
- the ability to access autopilot peripherals during simulation on the px4 host target
- the ability to view the value of signals and tune parameters in real time so you can interactively test the behavior of the generated code
- the ability to read and write uorb topics as well as enabling real-time scheduling with uorb
- the ability to automatically deploy flight control designs directly from simulink onto pixhawk autopilots.
- log signals to the micro-sd card connected to pixhawk series flight controllers
- perform code verification and validation with processor-in-the-loop (pil) simulation
- examples on how to log and record flight data of sensors, actuators, or any part of your simulink control model for test and analysis.
about px4
px4 is a trademark of lorenz meier and consists of an open-hardware autopilot ecosystem and low-cost flight control units. pixhawk (px4) autopilots are low-cost flight control units based on open hardware. they feed on-board sensor inputs to algorithms running on arm® cortex®-m microprocessors to drive motors using pwm outputs. they are based on nuttx real-time operating system (rtos) and support flight control and vehicle management of fixed- and rotary-winged aircraft.
platform and release support
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platform and release support
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supported hardware
px4 autopilot | fmu version | releases supported |
pixhawk 1 | fmuv2 | r2018b onward |
pixhawk cube (pixhawk 2.1) | fmuv3 | r2018b onward |
pixracer | fmuv4 | r2018b onward |
pixhawk 4 | fmuv5 | r2018b onward |