I am working on a device that uses a Piccolo 28069 microcontroller. I am concerned that there is not enough headroom in terms of flash, memory, and processing power for features to be added in the future. Since the Delfino exists in the same C2000 microcontroller family, I would like to understand the feasibility of migrating from a Piccolo 28069 to any Delfino, but preferably the 28345 or 28346.
1) What is involved in migrating? I am aware that the Delfino is a larger package, not footprint compatible, and would require a new board.
2) Would I be able to basically migrate the code with only minor modifications? What sort of software modifications would be necessary?
3) Are all peripherals in the Piccolo available in the Delfino? Are all functionality of the Piccolo peripherals available in the Delfino?
4) Are there any other advantages to migrating to a Delfino?
Thanks,
Joseph
P.S. I did see this post The migration from Piccole to Delfino microcontroller, but the answer may have been specific to a Piccolo 28027 and Delfino 28335, so I wanted to check about the specific Piccolo and preferred Delfino devices for my case.