TMDXDOCK28377D

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The TMDXDOCK28377D Evaluation Module (EVM) is a powerful embedded development tool designed to help engineers evaluate and develop applications based on the Texas Instruments TMS320C28x DSP/MCU family. This evaluation board is designed with a wide range of features that allow engineers to easily work with low-power, high-performance TMS320C28x devices. This module also provides access to high-performance peripherals, including video and audio codecs, with support for both analog and digital signal processing.

The primary purpose of the TMDXDOCK28377D EVM is to provide a platform for accessing the development environment of the TMS320C28x platform. The EVM includes both an ASIC and a software development kit. The ASIC includes a 64-bit Synchronous DRAM (SDRAM) which provides local storage and a 64-bit DDR2/3 for memory mapping and access. The SDRAM and DDR2/3 are connected to the C28x via the processor’s integrated DMA controller, allowing fast access to local and external data. The software development kit allows the user to write and debug code on the EVM, and it provides a comprehensive development environment to work with the TMS320C28x processor.

The TMDXDOCK28377D EVM supports most of the on-chip peripherals of the TMS320C28x. This includes the PWM, ADC, UART, USB, I2C, SPI, and DMA controller. Additionally, the EVM is designed with an analog interface and several digital components, such as a Real-Time Clock (RTC), 4 UARTs, 2 SPI, and an Ethernet PHY. The on-board analog interface is provided by the National Semiconductor ADS83188 ADC and two 32-bit SAR ADCs.

The graphical user interface (GUI) of the TMDXDOCK28377D EVM is intuitive to use and provides the necessary programming and debugging capabilities for quick development of applications. With the GUI, users can easily control the development environment, and it features support for C/C++ and assembly programming languages. The GUI provides a simulation environment, allowing users to view data coming from the ADC, PWM, SPI, I2C, UART, Ethernet, and other peripherals. Additionally, the GUI supports graphical debugging, enabling users to display the data flow on a math display to quickly identify errors and problems in code.

The TMDXDOCK28377D EVM is an ideal development tool for embedded applications and digital signal processing. With its wide range of features and support for C/C++ and assembly programming, the EVM provides engineers with a powerful platform for quickly developing applications on the TMS320C28x processor. It also supports both analog and digital signal processing, giving users the flexibility to work with a variety of data types. Additionally, the graphical user interface is highly intuitive and provides efficient development and debugging of applications. The EVM is an invaluable tool for engineers working with embedded systems, digital signal processing, and other applications in the TMS320C28x family.

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