Designing digital filters by using boards

I would like to design digital filters such as FIR filters in Matlab. I know pretty well how to do that. Additionally I have the idea to load the code on some well known board such as Arduino or Raspberry Pi. I know that both Arduino and Raspberry doesn't support matlab as programming language. Do you have any idea how can I succeed in doing that? What could be the most suitable board for what I have in mind? If I'm not wrong, I know that I could use Rasperry Pi, its native language (python) and the library Scipy.org to create more or less what I say but in this way I can't use Matlab. Instead I would use Matlab. Any help is very appreciate.

Answer 1

[Honglei Chen]

MATLAB/Simulink has hardware support packages for both Arduino and Raspberry Pi. You can find more information at

http://www.mathworks.com/hardware-support/home.html

HTH

[Salvatore Mazzarino]

I have already know that sources... I mean according your humble opinion which is the best suitable board between Arduino and Raspberry to succeed in the implementation of digital filters by using Simulink or matlab code? I have just one goal in my mind that is to implement digital filters on boards such as Arduino or Raspberry Pi

[Salvatore Mazzarino]

I have checked out in deeper way those sources and I have realized that raspberry Pi is the best solution to create digital filters since according to mathworks hardware support pages, it is enabled to work with DSP toolbox. Can you confirm?

[Salvatore Mazzarino]

Do you think is it possible to use fda tool with Raspberry pi?

[Honglei Chen]

It should work. You can launch FDATool via the filter design block in DSP Toolbox.