TIDUCJ0G November 2016 – April 2020
The design follows a HSEC control card concept. Any device for which a HSEC control card is available from the C2000 MCU product family can be potentially used on this design. The key resources used for controlling the power stage on the MCU are listed in Table 2. Figure 15 shows the key power stage and connectors on the design guide, and Table 3 lists the key connectors and their functions. To get started:
NOTE
The bias for the MCU is separated from the power stage, which enables safe bring up of the system.
SIGNAL NAME | HSEC PIN NUMBER | FUNCTION |
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PWM-1A | 49 | PWM: Vienna rectifier PWM Ph1A |
PWM-1B | 51 | PWM: Vienna rectifier PWM Ph1B |
PWM-2A | 53 | PWM: Vienna rectifier PWM Ph2A |
PWM-2B | 55 | PWM: Vienna rectifier PWM Ph2B |
PWM-3A | 50 | PWM: Vienna rectifier PWM Ph3A |
PWM-3B | 52 | PWM: Vienna rectifier PWM Ph3B |
IL1 | 15, 20 | ADC with CMPSS: Inductor current measurement Ph1 |
IL2 | 21.27 | ADC with CMPSS: Inductor current measurement Ph2 |
IL3 | 25 | ADC with CMPSS: Inductor current measurement Ph3 |
V1 | 18 | ADC: AC voltage sensing Ph1 |
V2 | 28 | ADC: AC voltage sensing Ph2 |
V3 | 34 | ADC: AC voltage sensing Ph3 |
Vbus_PM | 31, 24 | ADC: Bus voltage positive terminal to midpoint |
Vbus_MN | 37, 26 | ADC: Bus voltage midpoint to negative terminal |
Profiling GPIO1 | 58 | GPIO: Used to profile code (optional) |
Profiling GPIO2 | 60 | GPIO: Used to profile code (optional) |