Thermistor + Simulink: Temperature Control in xPC Target Toolbox

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The discussion revolves around developing a temperature control system using a thermistor within the xPC Target toolbox of MATLAB. The user seeks guidance on whether a pre-existing Simulink block for thermistors is available or if they need to create a custom block using the thermistor's transfer function. Suggestions include modeling the thermistor based on its resistance to derive the transfer function for use in Simulink. Additionally, there are inquiries about connecting the thermistor to Simulink and the potential use of a microcontroller for integration. The conversation emphasizes the need for effective simulation of the temperature control system.
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Hi Everybody, I'm doing a small project for my studies, I'm developing the xPC Target toolbox of Matlab.

well the point is that i need to do a temperature control, I'm using a thermistor as temperature sensor and i need to insert a block into simulink of the thermistor to start to make the whole simulation, and i don't know if there is a library for simulink for example or if i need to do a personalized block with the transfer function of the thermistor
if anybody can help i will appreciate it

Thanks

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Can you used model of thermistor by look the resistance, etc to find transfer function?
If you find transfer function of thermistor it's can apply in Simulink.

How do you connect your thermistor to Simulink?
Can you using microcontroller??
 
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