Powerline concentrator

hichem · Feb 15, 2012

Hello,
Hwo can tell me why Texas Instruments used two processors
(AM1808 and TMS320F28069) in this block diagram of a cpl concentrator?
Can we use only the AM1808??
http://www.ti.com/lit/ml/slyt431a/slyt431a.pdf

hichem · Feb 16, 2012

hello, there is anyone here!!!!!

Resqueline · Feb 16, 2012

Yes there is, but no-one's probably ever heard of or worked with Powerline concentrators before, and I'm just as wise after reading the pdf...

(*steve*) · Feb 16, 2012

hichem said:

Hello,
Hwo can tell me why Texas Instruments used two processors
(AM1808 and TMS320F28069) in this block diagram of a cpl concentrator?
Can we use only the AM1808??
http://www.ti.com/lit/ml/slyt431a/slyt431a.pdf
Click to expand...

I don't know, and almost certainly not.

hichem · Feb 16, 2012

ok thank you

(*steve*) · Feb 16, 2012

Actually, there may be a simple reason why 2 processors are used. It is possibly that TI had some modules already developed and glued them together.

I'm not sure why to want to use 2 of the same processor (are you designing a clone?) or perhaps you want to consolidate into one processor?

The processors are totally different, so you can't just use a different processor. Having said that, if you're prepared to rewrite the software, redesign the hardware, and do *lots* of testing then you could try...

hichem · Feb 16, 2012

I didn't mean that i like to use 2 processors AM1808, but i like to use only one processor in my design: AM1808, and all tasks treated by TMS320 will be treated by AM1808.

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