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  • Forum Post: Re: tms320f28335 and the allowed range for PLLCR[DIV]

    Lori Heustess
    The controlCard developers used the 20MHz clock so that the user would only need to make a few changes to any F280x software (runs at 100MHz) when ported to F2833x parts. It was only after production began that the developers realized that the 15x PLLCR setting is not supported. Note: while the PLLCR...
    on May 15, 2009

  • Forum Post: Is there an optimized C2000 floating point filter library?

    Markus Hofinger
    Hi I'm currently developing a baseboard for the TMS320 F28335 control card, that uses 16bit ADC, and DAC controllers. I'm using a oversampling technique to get the analog filter design manageable, and I therefore need a down and a upsampling filter in the DSC. I know that there is a elder optimized...
    on Sep 16, 2009

  • Forum Post: 28335 Control Card - Test with different crystal (24MHz instead of 20MHz)

    Markus Hofinger
    Hi all! I'm currently building a basebord for the 28335 Control Card. I'm accessing an ADC, and a DAC throug the McBSP in SPI mode. As I need to get an exact 6kHz cyclic frequency, I need to change the crystal, because the 6kHz can't be realised with the 20MHz crystal. As even a 30MHz crystal...
    on Sep 10, 2009

  • Forum Post: Re: 28335 Control Card - Test with different crystal (24MHz instead of 20MHz)

    Markus Hofinger
    Just in order to make this post complete: Changing the crystal worked in my case, and I`ve found another reference on the TI E2E community about changing the crystal on the control card of the 28335, for those of you who are also in need of changing it. http://e2e.ti.com/forums/p/5893/22174.aspx
    on Nov 15, 2009

  • Forum Post: I2C Boot Mode for C28346 ControlCARD

    Shen Lee Na
    Hi all, Please excuse me for my amateurish question if it is, as I'm very new to this. I've posted this exact same question in another thread but there's no reply, so I'm reposting this as a new thread. I'm currently using the C28346 Dim168 ControlCARD with a Blackhawk USB2000...
    on Jan 18, 2010

  • Forum Post: TMDS1MTRPFCKIT : Compatible with the F28335 controller?

    bluehash
    Just wanted to make sure before we go ahead Is the TMDS1MTRPFCKIT kit compatible with the F28335 control card? http://focus.ti.com/docs/toolsw/folders/print/tmds1mtrpfckit.html Thanks.
    on Jun 9, 2010

  • Forum Post: Design Software of TMS320F28027

    Dror Medini
    Hello! I would like to receive a “.DSN” file of the TMS320F28027 Micro controller, if possible . In TI's site I can only find a pdf file of TMS320F28027 scheme and I really appreciate a ".DSN" (a file that can be opened in Orcad) file of this Micro controller. It is possible...
    on Jul 12, 2010

  • Forum Post: C2000 development hardware

    mosin
    Hi, After some research, I decided that the F2833X Delfino chips were my best options for what I want to do. Now, I went through the development kits available and I narrowed down my research to some stuff. I wanted to see with the community if I'll be all set to develop with that. So here...
    on May 25, 2010

  • Forum Post: HVACI_Sensored[Active-F2803x_FLASH] cannot flash boot

    eric yg
    I program project "HVPM_Sensored[Active-F2803x_FLASH]" to the F28035 USBDockingStation that can flash boot ok. I have check gpio-34 and TDO pins are hi level in the 28035 Card. The F28035 USBDockingStation is same one. But it program project "HVACI_Sensored [ACtive-F2803x_FLASH]"...
    on Dec 21, 2010

  • Forum Post: Can't Disable 28335 Watchdog

    Jon Kelm
    I'm porting an application from the 2809 to the 28335, and it seems like I can't disable the watchdog on the 28335. I have programmed a branch instruction at the flash entry point, which branches to code that disables the watchdog. I have the GPIO pins configured for booting to flash. When I...
    on Apr 20, 2011

  • Forum Post: Unable to connect the Piccolo controlCARD v1.3

    Romuald Lobet
    Good morning everyone, Some days ago, I have been purchasing the DRV8412EVM, this kit has a controlCARD Piccolo F28035 on it. As far as I can say, there have been some hardware bugs on revision 1.3 of the Piccolo controlCARD CC2803x, because it has two wired connections on this PCB. However...
    on May 12, 2011

  • Forum Post: boot problems

    david draper
    I am using an F28035 controlCARD in the USB Docking Station. Using CCS 3 I have code that runs nicely. I can sucessfully flash my code into the F28035 and as long as I have Code Composer running my code runs as desired. I want to run my code without being "connected" to code composer. But the...
    on May 26, 2011

  • Forum Post: I can not open the PCB file in the TI_F28xxx_SysHW

    dazhong gu
    i got a problem. I take the TI_F28xxx_SysHW folder, downloaded from TI, as the PCB design reference. I am using the Altimum summer 09. But, I can not open the .pcb and the .sch files. It could be easier for me to open the .pcb file and copy the footprint rather than dimension them myself. Thx...
    on Jun 14, 2011

  • Forum Post: Designing a controlCARD onto YOUR Application Baseboard

    Charlie3036
    With the C2000 controlCARD development tools the controlCARD can easily be designed onto any application specific baseboard. We also recommend designing the XDS100 USB JTAG emulation onto your baseboard. Here's how you can put both of these onto your board. Designing the controlCARD onto Your Baseboard...
    on Jul 2, 2009

  • Forum Post: Digital Power Library for F2803x

    GINNI
    Hi Everybody, I would like to realize a project with a buck boost power supply. Therefore I would like to use the TI DP library within ControlSuite. - I am using the DPLibTemplate-F2803x as the starting point for my development. - After importing this project into CCSv4 the build process was...
    on Jul 27, 2011

  • Forum Post: Setting Boot Mode on F2830x (TMS 28035) controlCard in Docking Station USB-EMU

    Jeff Schoenhals
    I am working with a F2830x controlCard with the TMS28035 DSP through the TI Docking Station USB-EMU [R3]. I am trying to configure the boot mode of the DSP so it will boot to Flash on Reset. According to the schematics for these boards, the controlCard has two switches that can be used to set the boot...
    on Aug 1, 2011

  • Forum Post: Re: Can't connect to target - Concerto Control Card

    Andy10159
    Joshua, changing the target from M to H was the next key. Thanks. By the way, I deciphered that script looking line ( ControlSuite v2.3.1) C:\TI\controlSUITE\device_support\f28m35x\vAlpha1\doc\FM28M35xx-FRM-EX-UG.pdf, pg 16, last line ) by copying it and dropping it into notepad++. It seems the PDF viewer...
    on Aug 2, 2011

  • Forum Post: ADC EOC ISR Stops Vectoring Intermittently

    Andrew Warnock
    I've had a problem with the analog-to-digital converter (ADC) end-of-conversion (EOC) Interrupt not not vectoring intermittently on the F28027 controlCARD. My program has an ePWM driving SOC's on the ADC and then some calculations are done and pins toggled during the subsequent EOC ISR...
    on Jul 21, 2011

  • Forum Post: Re: Problems with C2000 AC/DC Developers Kit (F2808)

    GINNI
    Hello Hrishi Nene, sorry for the late response. I tried using the 12V supply at J9 but unfortunately without success. Can you think of other reasons for this behaviour? Regards, Gregor
    on Aug 11, 2011

  • Forum Post: Problems with C2000 AC/DC Developers Kit (F2808)

    GINNI
    Hi Everybody, I would like to test the C2000 ACDC Developer's Kit. I am only interested in the DC/DC converter part (not using PFC part at all). Hardware setup: - 5V supply at aux input (supply for control card circuit) - 15 V at DC/DC input - open DC/DC output - JTAG emulator - F2808 control...
    on Aug 1, 2011

  • Forum Post: Eval Board PID Difference: Standalone vs. Emulation

    Andrew Warnock
    I'm using the f28027 controlCARD on the experimenter's kit with a strange issue. I've written a PID program, and we can easily tune the gains using the watch window. When we're satisfied with the gains, I initialize the constants and run the program again in emulation with the same...
    on Sep 14, 2011

  • Forum Post: Problems with TMDSCNCD28335

    Luiz Fernando Da Silva
    Regarding the sample 28335 controlcard that was sent for testing, you will find attached views of the testing conducted upon the received controlcard. The testing arrangement was such that jumpers were placed shorting both inputs A2 and A3 to the card ground. The program compiled and loaded was the example...
    on Sep 20, 2011

  • Forum Post: Help with Concerto F28M35x

    Kaiser Ang
    Hi, I am a student with basic knowledge in programming. I was recently given a concerto F28M35x kit to work on for use in a R&D project. I was able to follow the user guide and use the blinky example in the examples provided with controlSuite. Right now I am trying to use the adc_soc and comp_dac...
    on Oct 6, 2011

  • Forum Post: TMS320F28335 ADC Noise Spikes

    Rowan Doherty
    For a while now I've been strugging to locate the cause of analog noise spread across all 16 ADC channels on a DSP (TMS320F28335) we are using. At first we suspected something else on the PCB (external SRAM/FPGA interconnects, ethernet controllers, switching power supplies, etc) may have been...
    on Nov 4, 2011

  • Forum Post: Have there been changes to the TMDSCNCD28346? I have two cards that look slightly different. One programs and the other does not.

    Chris Hutson92086
    I have a test board designed to work with the TMDSCNCD28346. We have it working with the existing cards we have, but I am unable to program the new cards I bought. The only visible differences are that the new cards are a slightly darker shade of green, and the numbers 3210 on the older cards and...
    on Dec 22, 2011
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