How can i generate a triangular wave form using HDL supported blocks

I need to generate a triangular wave form using HDL supported blocks . I will use this triangular wave form as a carrier to generate a PWM signal in real time using an FPGA. I am using Speedgoat target machine for rea time simulation.

Answer 1

[Kiran Kintali]

See the attached sample model (with updown carrier type) you can generate triangular wave.

Some examples you may also find useful.

Deploy Simscape DC Motor Model to Speedgoat FPGA IO Module

This example shows how to generate an FPGA bitstream for a nonlinear Simscape™ model, such as a DC motor, and deploy it onto a Speedgoat® FPGA I/O module.

https://www.mathworks.com/help/hdlcoder/ug/deploy-simscape-dc-motor-model-to-speedgoat-fpga-io-module.html

You generate VHDL® or Verilog® code for the blocks that are inside the green FPGA subsystem that contains the PWM generator and buck converter.

You can have a look at the Grid Tied Converter Example in the HDL Coder documentation. In this example there is a subsystem for PWM generation which is based on an integer counter:

https://www.mathworks.com/help/hdlcoder/ug/deploy-grid-tied-converter-to-speedgoat-io-modules-workflow-script.html

Deploy Simscape Grid Tied Converter Model to Speedgoat IO Module Using HDL Workflow Script

openExample('hdlcoder/DeploySimscapeGridTiedConverterModelToSpeedgoatIOModuleExample')

This example shows how to deploy a three-phase two-level voltage source converter connected to a low voltage grid modeled in Simscape™ to a Speedgoat IO334 Simulink®-programmable I/O module to achieve a simulation time step of 1 microsecond (us).

Speedgoat ships an advanced PWM generator in the Motion Control HDL I/O Blockset. In this case, the PWM generator is a blackbox subsystem. A second masked subsystem block is provided for easy configuration of the PWM generator:

PWM / Code Modules / Motion Control HDL I/O Blockset (speedgoat.com)