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The simplest way I see is to use a microcontroller with USB and then write MATLAB code to interface to itthe microcontroller.

Or the microcontroller's UART + an USB/UART IC and then use MATLAB's serial port support.

Then you can drive pretty much anything connected to the microcontroller.

The simplest way I see is to use a microcontroller with USB and then write MATLAB code to interface to it.

Or the microcontroller's UART + an USB/UART IC and then use MATLAB's serial port support.

The simplest way I see is to use a microcontroller with USB and then write MATLAB code to interface to the microcontroller.

Or the microcontroller's UART + an USB/UART IC and then use MATLAB's serial port support.

Then you can drive pretty much anything connected to the microcontroller.

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The simplest way I see is to use a microcontroller with USB and then write MATLAB code to interface to it. 

Or the microcontroller's UART + an USB/UART IC and then use MATLAB's serial port support.

The simplest way I see is to use a microcontroller with USB and then write MATLAB code to interface to it. Or UART + an USB/UART IC and then use MATLAB's serial port support.

The simplest way I see is to use a microcontroller with USB and then write MATLAB code to interface to it. 

Or the microcontroller's UART + an USB/UART IC and then use MATLAB's serial port support.

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Renan
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The simplest way I see is to use a microcontroller with USB and then write MATLAB code to interface to it. Or UART + an USB/UART IC and then use MATLAB's serial port support.