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Hi,
We need advice in selecting C2000 device for a Solar application with Arc Detection.
Is it possible to implement a Solar application with a single C2000 MCU
which includes Inverter control as well as Arc Detection.
The White paper mentions that Piccolo could be used for Arc Detection,
but if want to control the complete application should we opt for high end Delphino like F28377D?
We need your advice from which device should we start the evaluation.
And if possible please let us know what could be the software structure
if we try to implement this on a single MCU.
Best Regards
Kummi
Yes, for Arc Detection plus Inverter control you will need the dual core Delphino F28377D.
Shamim
Hi Shamim,
Please let me know if there is any comment on the above question.
I found below white paper mention about using CLA to control the MPPT,
and CLA could operate independently of the DSP core handling arc detection.
Which means we could implement both Arc detection and inverter control on a single core C2000
like high end Piccolo or Delfino F28374S?
www.ti.com/.../spry209.pdf
The availability of processors with multiple cores provides further system cost savings by
enabling a single processor to manage both arc detection and other processing tasks required by solar applications.
For example, the Control Law Accelerator (CLA) on TI's C2000 Piccolo
micro-controller platform gives developers a second core for handling Maximum Power Point Tracking (MPPT).
Also below document released in 2013 has a block diagram showing a single C2000
used to control the complete system including ARC Detection.
www.ti.com/.../sprt662.pdf
Just for the reference we would like to know if there is any customer who has successfully
implemented this kind of application?
Your suggestion is very much helpful to choose the right device.
Best Regards
Kummi