Abstract

In this study, a cam-crank signal generator developed using Simulink and NXP Model Based Design Toolbox. Developed models compiled and flashed into NXP MPC5744P microcontroller. Generated cam and crank signals were measured using an oscilloscope for verification. Algorithm and Simulink models are describes in detail such that students and researchers can replicate and use in their studies using NXP or different microcontroller targets.

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