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TMS320F28PLC83 - Reference Design Source

stomp
Genius 4705 points

Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TMS320F28PLC83, AFE031

Hi,

I'm starting a DC Power Line Comms device using TMS320F28PLC83.

The information on the product page, the reference designs, etc. don't seem to provide a clear path to any source code or library implementations for IEEE 1901.2.

Can anyone please point me in the direction of some example projects?

Thanks.

Stomp!

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    TI__Genius 10345 points

    hi ,

    The  kit does not support DC PLC directly without component tweaks . it supports AC only . Moreover package is only provided for G3 and not iEEE 1901.2.

    In case that is fine , the Software package is found below .

    But it would not have the source code but some examples that can be used to interface without GUI.

    Regards.

  • 0 in reply to MEGHANA MANAVAZHI
    Genius 4705 points

    Hi Meghana,

    I have revised the MCU choice to TMS320F28035PAGT.

    I have installed the DL_PLC_Software_Demo and the application note TIDU168.

    There are pre-compiled libraries provided including:

    • firmware\dsp_c28x\lib\.... \SFO_TI_Build_V6.lib  (assumed scale factor optimizer lib)
    • firmware\dsp_c28x\lib\.... \SFO_TI_Build_V6b.lib
    • firmware\dsp_c28x\lib\debug\csl_f2803x.lib
    • firmware\dsp_c28x\lib\debug\hal_afe031_f2803x_hb.lib
    • firmware\dsp_c28x\pc_lite\lib\debug\mac.lib
    • firmware\dsp_c28x\pc_lite\lib\debug\phy_lin_hb.lib

    But for all this information and example code there does not appear to be any libraries specifically for PLC, nor any documentation, nor any revision control on those libraries.

    Can you please assist me in how we can get started with PLC.

    Thanks.

    Stomp!