This 6-part series provides information for C2000 InstaSPIN-FOC Motor Control LaunchPad and BoosterPack.

The InstaSPIN™-FOC enabled C2000™ Piccolo LaunchPad is an inexpensive evaluation platform designed to help you leap right into the world of sensorless motor control using the InstaSPIN-FOC solution.

This presentation series will define the position of the Concerto MCU devices in the C2000  MCU family and discuss the features and benefits that make this a no compromise solution. There will be a review of the safety features which have been made necessary by the advances in greener technologies. The intuitive software, which helps reduce time to market will be highlighted and there will be a short discussion of available training and tools

A 4-part course in control theory based on the spate space modelling paradigm.  This course is often taught in conjunction with the

InstaSPIN-FOC is a sensorless field-oriented motor control algorithm which runs on select C2000 devices.  This video series is intended for customers who are currently using or considering InstaSPIN-FOC.  The 7-part series covers four categories of training: Introduction, evaluation, usage (software and hardware), and debugging of InstaSPIN.

 Advanced closed-loop control systems for factory, process, and power automation markets require powerful MCU solutions that can interface to variety of industrial communications protocols. As new features and capabilities are added, these protocols may evolve several times during the lifetime of an industrial product. As a result, system providers can benefit from solutions that flexibly support multiple communications protocols and in-service updates without updating hardware.

The Control Law Accelerator is a 32-bit floating point math accelerator that is common on most c2000 devices. It aids in the concurrent processing of fast control algorithms.

After viewing the lectures, and working through the provided example, you should be in a better position to migrate existing algorithms from the main C28x core to the CLA, or start programming on the CLA from scratch.

The C2000 F2837xD Microcontroller One-Day Workshop is a hands-on technical course based on the dual-core TMS320F28379D device.  This device shares many common features and peripherals found on the other C2000 device families.  Therefore, this workshop will be very useful to anyone interested in learning more about the C2000 microcontroller family of devices.

The C2000™ Piccolo™ MCUs are a family of 32-bit microcontrollers optimized for processor-intensive, real-time control applications.  Designed for cost-sensitive applications, TI Piccolo MCUs scale to meet a variety of performance needs, whether controlling single or multiple control loops. Piccolo MCUs use common software and provide a high level of analog integration to deliver:

The C2000™ Delfino™ MCUs are a line of high-performance solutions that provide more processing capabilities, memory, and peripherals to lower system cost while delivering more efficient control capabilities. These high-performance, floating-point Delfino microcontrollers include an on-chip, high-precision analog-to-digital converter, along with an external low-cost signal conditioning circuit supporting:

In addition to the Delfino and Piccolo MCU families, there are other MCU offerings in the C2000 family that provide real-time control functionality.

Learn how C2000 devices excel in sensing and DSP processing applications.

This five part training series covers the following topics:

• Part 1: Basics of FMEDA and how it is useful in system level safety analysis
• Part 2: Introduction to the C2000™ Tunable FMEDA
• Part 3: Detailed overview of the C2000™ Tunable FMEDA
• Part 4: Benefits of customization on the C2000™ FMEDA
• Part 5: Demo - How to tune the C2000™ FMEDA to your application specific needs?