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AWR1843BOOST: About conversion Adapter

Hiroyuki Kanematu
Expert 2975 points
Part Number: AWR1843BOOST
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TM4C129ENCZAD, AWR1843

AWR1843BOOST

I would like to use one of TM4C129ENCZAD, TM4C129DNCPDTI3, TM4C1294NCPDTI3 as a conversion adapter for communication between AWR1843 and PC.Is it possible?

I have two questions
1.Is it possible to use BGA instead of TQFP?
2.In the case of TQFP, is it possible to have different temperature specifications and serial numbers?

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    Expert 2975 points

    As a postscript, is it possible to use the IC itself that I gave by connecting it to the AWR1843?

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    TI__Mastermind 29905 points

    Hello,

    1. The package type itself should not matter as long as you are connecting the signals to the same pins on the new package. The firmware expects the UART/JTAG signals to be connected to the exact same pins as what is done in the AWR1843BOOST EVM design.

    2. Yes, the serial numbers are programmable. You can program a whatever serial number you want. The temperature specification would depend on what temperature you intend to operate your board at. 

    I am not sure what is meant by the last question "As a postscript, is it possible to use the IC itself that I gave by connecting it to the AWR1843?".

    Regards,

    Adrian

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    Expert 2975 points

    You said

    1. The package type itself should not matter as long as you are connecting the signals to the same pins on the new package. The firmware expects the UART/JTAG signals to be connected to the exact same pins as what is done in the AWR1843BOOST EVM design.

    I see.

    You said

    2. Yes, the serial numbers are programmable. You can program a whatever serial number you want. The temperature specification would depend on what temperature you intend to operate your board at. 

    What I wanted to ask is that the pin arrangement etc. is different, but is it possible to change it as long as the connection is correct?

    You said

    As a postscript, is it possible to use the IC itself that I gave by connecting it to the AWR1843?

    Regarding this, I simply connected AWR1843Boost and TM4C129EN, but I wanted to hear that there is no problem with that.
    (Maybe it's just as it is, so I don't think it's a problem)