Stateflow for Automotive Applications

This version of Stateflow for Logic-Driven System Modeling is for automotive engineers looking to model and simulate event-driven and logic systems. This two-day course offers hands-on automotive examples and exercises that apply basic techniques to realistic problems in the automotive industry. Topics include:

Flow charts
State machines
Hierarchical state machines
Parallel state machines
Events in state machines
Functions in state machines
Truth tables
State transition tables
Component-based modeling

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Prerequisites

MATLAB Fundamentals for Automotive Applications and Simulink for Automotive System Design.

Day 1 of 2
Modeling Flow Charts	Objective: Implement decision flows with flow charts. Junctions and transitions Flow chart behavior Stateflow interface Conditions and condition actions Chart data Common patterns
Modeling State Machines	Objective: Implement state machines with state transition diagrams. State machine behavior State and transition actions Chart initialization Action execution order Flow charts within states Mealy and Moore charts
Hierarchical State Diagrams	Objective: Implement hierarchical diagrams to improve the clarity of state machine designs. Superstates and substates State data History junction Transition priority Action execution order
Parallel State Diagrams	Objective: Implement parallel states to model multiprocessing designs. Benefits of parallel states Chart/state decomposition Parallel state behavior

Day 2 of 2
Using Events in State Diagrams	Objective: Use events within a Stateflow diagram to affect chart execution. Using events in state diagrams Broadcasting events Behavior of state diagrams that contain events Implicit events Temporal logic operators
Calling Functions from Stateflow	Objective: Create functions in a Stateflow chart out of Simulink blocks, MATLAB code, and flow charts. Types of functions Simulink functions MATLAB functions Graphical functions
Truth Tables and State Transition Tables	Objective: Create flow charts and state transition diagrams in tabular form. Truth tables Conditions, decisions, and actions State transition tables States, transitions, and actions
Component-Based Modeling in Stateflow	Objective: Reuse Stateflow designs, constrain chart semantics, and interact with structured Simulink data. Bus signals Data types Atomic subcharts Data mapping Chart reuse

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Course Schedule

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Dates	Location	Language	Price
10 Feb 2020- 11 Feb 2020	US, Michigan, Novi	English	USD 1,300
05 Mar 2020- 06 Mar 2020	Japan, 名古屋市	Japanese	JPY 120,000
12 May 2020- 13 May 2020	Japan, 東京都	Japanese	JPY 120,000
18 May 2020- 19 May 2020	US, Michigan, Novi	English	USD 1,300
23 Jun 2020- 24 Jun 2020	Germany, Böblingen	German	EUR 1,200
09 Jul 2020- 10 Jul 2020	Japan, 名古屋市	Japanese	JPY 120,000
24 Aug 2020- 25 Aug 2020	US, Michigan, Novi	English	USD 1,300
22 Oct 2020- 23 Oct 2020	Japan, 名古屋市	Japanese	JPY 120,000
29 Oct 2020- 30 Oct 2020	Germany, Böblingen	German	EUR 1,200
08 Dec 2020- 09 Dec 2020	Japan, 東京都	Japanese	JPY 120,000
14 Dec 2020- 15 Dec 2020	US, Michigan, Novi	English	USD 1,300

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