Is it possible to run PIL in Simulink with a non-supported microcontroller like Infineon TLE9879?

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치욱
치욱 2025-7-8
回答： sudobash 2025-7-14
Hello,
I've successfully tested the Processor-in-the-Loop (PIL) workflow in Simulink using a TI F28069M LaunchPad, following the standard examples provided by MathWorks. The PIL block, code generation, and communication all worked without issues.
Now, I’d like to run a similar PIL setup using the Infineon TLE9879 EVALKIT (based on an ARM Cortex-M0), which is not officially supported by Simulink as a target.
I’m wondering if it’s possible to configure PIL manually or via custom workflows. For example:
  • Can I create a custom PIL target using Embedded Coder?
  • Would I need to port rtiostream manually for communication over UART?
  • Could I somehow integrate with Keil µVision (which I use for TLE9879) to build and run the generated code?
  • Is there a workaround to simulate PIL behavior using a non-supported board?
My setup:
  • Simulink R2024b
  • Infineon TLE9879 EVALKIT
  • Keil µVision 5 + Infineon Config Wizard
  • UART and JTAG interfaces available
The main purpose is to validate control algorithms and measure execution time, not to implement a full HIL system.
Has anyone attempted PIL with a custom or unsupported microcontroller before? Any tips or resources would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!
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YE
YE 2025-7-11
Same here. Did you figure it out? Plus, which PIL workflow instructions you are following and which support packages you installed for PIL? Thank you in advance!

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sudobash
sudobash 2025-7-14
Hey,
Here is an official MathWorks example on Configure Processor-In-The-Loop (PIL) for a Custom Target.
The above example refers another example to Create a Target Communication Channel for Processor-in-the-Loop (PIL) Simulation, using TCP/IP.
Hope this helps!

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