How to Build Custom Sensor Blocks for Arduino in Simulink

The IO Device Builder app streamlines the process of generating custom Simulink® blocks for sensors by utilizing third-party source files. In this detailed tutorial, we guide you through the creation of a custom Simulink block specifically for the DHT11 temperature and humidity sensor. This method can be applied to develop your own unique Simulink blocks for various sensors.

Published: 5 Jan 2024

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