Names of Two Items

Hello Faisal,

There is no way we can identify those components from the pictures provided,  Please ask for more information such as text and markings on the pcb and on the module. Any additional information could be useful. 

Regards,

~Leonard  

Hi, Obviously if I could do this, I wouldn't have asked this question here. I don't have any further information and I hope that someone has a deep insight into this picture or maybe use those two items before.

Hello Faisal, 

Thanks for the quick reply.  I was assuming that whomever sent you the picture would have access to the pcb info, but I guess that is not the case.  Since you posted this in the C2000 Forum, does that mean you know this is a C2000 product?  How do you know this is a TI product?  For example, the red interface box could be something like the XDS560: www.ti.com/tool/TMDSEMUPROTRACE , which is not made by TI, but available as a debug tool. 

We really do need more information to assist with determining which debug box and EVM board you show in the picture.  Any info could be helpful and truly necessary to help solve this mystery.  

Regards,

~Leonard 

Hello Leonard,

I found the picture from this URL on Twitter twitter.com/.../928285603690577921

I contacted the person who has posted and he said, he has no access/idea about the picture.

Thanks

Hi Faisal, 

So if this is just a picture on twitter, I'm not clear as to the motivation for determining the part number.  Are you needing to construct a test platform for product development?  If so, please spell out the requirements so we can provide some recommendations.   

Regards,

~Leonard 

Hello Leonard,

I want to do motor control without the need for a real-time simulator. If you see the above figure, there are four yellow (gold) inputs. Also, a LAN cable and parallel port are on the board. Is there any professional board like this in TI products?

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Also, I have one important question and I would be grateful if you or your colleagues can reply to this. Except for MATLAB, PLECS, and PSIM, is there any other software that I can use to simulate a power electronic circuit (without the need for writing the codes) for motor controller design? MATLAB, PLECS, and PSIM compile everything into C codes and put the codes into the TI boards. I am wondering if there is any other software than those?

Thanks

I don't think these are TI hardware.

MathWorks, PLECS/Plexim, and PSIM are the three most popular.   Another is Altair.

Hello Chris,

Thanks for your message. I have a question for you. Is there any launchpad coming with those yellow (gold) input ports and also LAN connection?

Thanks

For a better illustration, I modified the picture and wrote what I could understand from it. The board that I was referring to comes with USB + LAN + Fiber and serial port (if I am not wrong). There has been another board that has JTAG (if I am not wrong) + fiber + USB which is for the launchpad, not the green board.

I checked the two kits that you introduced but they seem to have only and only USB and LAN connections.

Please check the below picture.

The boards you keep showing are not TI boards that we are aware of.

We are giving you alternatives to do motor control development.

So from what I understood, TI has not any board coming with those connections.

Thanks and my last question.

As TI does not have such a development board, what are the possible boards (except for TMDSCNCD28388D) that can be used to separately have Fiber and Serial/JTAG ports? 

From C2000 real-time controllers we don't offer any EVMs with Fiber connection.

All boards have serial and JTAG.