We have been using the 8312 dev kit with instaspin motion and would like to implement this on the 80 pin chip. I noticed a couple of differences between the two and would like to better understand what the migration process is.
1) Ease and process of remapping of analog measurements. On the 100 pin version, the following signals are used but do not exist on the 80 pin version. Can they be wired and remapped in software to one of the available analog inputs?
a. ADC-A3 -> IC-FB (Phase C current)
b. ADC-A7 -> ADC-Vhb2 (Phase B voltage)
c. ADC-B3 -> IA-FB (Phase A current)
d. ADC-B7 -> ADC-Vhb1 (Phase A voltage)
2) What is the motivation for the current measurements (IA-FB, IB-FB, and IC-FB) being wired into two analog inputs? Can the software handle wiring into just one of the ports? If so, the signals run to ports available on the 80 pin chip. If not, is it possible to remap the signals that are wired to pins that do not exist on the 80 pin version (same question as above)?
Below is a table of the analog pins on the chip. Pins highlighted in yellow are not present on the 80 pin version. Note the duplicates of phase current measurement.
Thanks,
Sina