SAMRH707 100-Pin Motor Control Plug-In Module
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SAMRH707 100-Pin Motor Control Plug-In Module
The SAMRH707 100-Pin Motor Control Plug-In Module is designed to demonstrate the capabilities of the SAMRH707 164-pin Motor Control devices. It is equipped with jumpers that can be configured to work on MCLV-2 Board PMSM Motors, MCHV-3 Board PMSM Motors, or MCSM Board Stepper Motors. The PIM to MCU mapping table provides the static mapping between the 100-pin PIM pins and the 164-pin device pins. The module also comes with a warning regarding the use of non-isolated oscilloscope probes while using the PIM with the dsPICDEM MCHV-3 development boards.
Product Usage Instructions
- Identify the application board to be used with the module: MCLV-2 Board PMSM Motors, MCHV-3 Board PMSM Motors, or MCSM Board Stepper Motors.
- Configure the jumpers according to Table 1-1. Jumpers Configuration for the identified application board.
- Refer to Table 2-1. PIM to MCU Mapping for the static mapping between the 100-pin PIM pins and the 164-pin device pins.
- Follow the product manual for the identified application board to connect the module properly.
- While using the PIM with the dsPICDEM MCHV-3 development boards, use a high-voltage differential probe, rated in excess of 600 VRMS (Common mode). Do not connect non-isolated oscilloscope probes to probe any traces.
Introduction
The SAMRH707 100-pin Motor Control Plug-in Module (PIM), SAMRH707F18-PIM, is designed to demonstrate the capabilities of the SAMRH707 164-pin Motor Control devices with the following hardware:
- The dsPICDEM™ MCLV-2 development board (DM330021-2) (using external op amps)
- The dsPICDEM™ MCHV-3 development board (DM330023-3) (using external op amps)
- The dsPICDEM™ MCSM development board (DM330022)
All development boards support 100-pin PIM interfaces. The SAMRH707 100-pin Motor Control PIM is designed to use on board external op amps for signal conditioning of analog feedback inputs when used with MCLV-2 or MCHV-3.
For the dsPICDEM™ MCLV-2 development board, insert the external op amp configuration board (included with the development board) at header J14.
For the dsPICDEM™ MCHV-3 development board, insert the PFC–EXT-OPAMP configuration board (included with the development board) at header J4.
The following figures show the op amp configuration board for the dsPICDEM™ MCLV-2 and dsPICDEM™ MCHV-3 development boards.
Op amp Configuration Board for dsPICDEM™ MCLV-2
Op amp Configuration Board for dsPICDEM™ MCHV-3
WARNING: Do not connect non-isolated oscilloscope probes to probe any traces while using the PIM with the dsPICDEM MCHV-3 development boards. Instead, use a high-voltage differential probe, rated in excess of 600 VRMS (Common mode). Failure to heed this warning could result in hardware damage.
Jumpers Configuration
The SAMRH707 100-pin Motor Control PIM can be used on the following boards:
- The dsPICDEM™ MCLV-2 development board (DM330021-2)
- The dsPICDEM™ MCHV-3 development board (DM330023-3)
- The dsPICDEM™ MCSM development board (DM330022)
For that, the jumpers are configured as follows:
Table 1-1. Jumpers Configuration
MCLV-2 Board PMSM Motors | MCHV-3 Board PMSM Motors | MCSM Board Steppers Motors | |||
J14 | CLOSE | J14 | CLOSE | J14 | OPEN |
J5 | OPEN/CLOSE | J5 | CLOSE | J5 | OPEN |
J6 | OPEN/CLOSE | J6 | CLOSE | J6 | OPEN |
J7 | OPEN/CLOSE | J7 | CLOSE | J7 | OPEN |
J8 | CLOSE | J8 | OPEN/CLOSE | J8 | OPEN |
J9 | CLOSE | J9 | OPEN/CLOSE | J9 | OPEN |
J10 | OPEN/CLOSE | J10 | CLOSE | J10 | OPEN |
PIM to MCU Mapping
The following table provides the static mapping between the 100-pin PIM pins and the 164-pin device pins.
Table 2-1. PIM to MCU Mapping
PIM
Connector PIN |
MCLV2 100-
pin connection |
MCHV3 100-
pin connection |
100-pin connector signal name | MCSM Development Board |
SAMRH707 MCU Pin |
SAMRH707
Pin Number |
|||
Pin Name | Functionality | Pin Name | Functionality | Pin Name | Functionality | ||||
1 | DBG_LED2 | Debug_LED_2 | DBG_LED1 | Debug_LED_1 | LED2 | — | NC | PD11 | 105 |
2 | VDD | NC | VDD | NC | VDD | VDD | Digital Supply | VDDIO | 25 |
3 | PWM1H3 | PWM Output – 3H | PWM1H3 | PWM Output – 3H |
PWM1H3 | PWM1H3 | PWM Output |
PB15_ PWMC0_ PWMH2 |
35 |
4 | NC | NC | NC | NC | NC | PWM2L1 | PWM Output |
PB18_ PWMC0_ PWML3 |
38 |
5 | NC | NC | NC | NC | NC | PWM2H1 | PWM Output |
PB17_ PWMC0_ PWMH3_ TIO B1 |
37 |
6 | NC | NC | NC | NC | NC | — | NC | — | — |
7 | NC | NC | NC | NC | NC | — | NC | — | — |
8 | NC | NC | NC | NC | NC | — | NC | — | — |
9 | NC | NC | NC | NC | NC | — | NC | — | — |
10 | NC | NC | NC | NC | NC | — | NC | — | — |
11 | NC | NC | NC | NC | NC | — | NC | — | — |
12 | NC | NC | NC | NC | NC | — | NC | — | — |
13 | MCLR | Device Master Clear | MCLR | Device Master Clear | NRST | {MCLR} | Device Master Clear |
NRST | 60 |
14 | NC | NC | NC | NC | NC | — | NC | — | — |
15 | VSS | NC | VSS | NC | VSS | VSS | Digital Supply Ground |
GNDIO | 26 |
16 | VDD | NC | VDD | NC | VDD | VDD | Digital Supply |
VDDIO | 25 |
17 | NC | NC | NC | NC | NC | — | NC | — | — |
18 | FAULT | DC bus Current Fault (active-low logic) | FAULT | DC bus Current Fault (active-low logic) | FAULT_PWM | PWM2H1 | PWM Output |
PA16_ PWMC0 _PWMFI2 |
156 |
19 | NC | NC | PFC_FLT | IPFC Fault (overvoltage or overcurrent) | PFC_EN_FLT | PWM2L1 | PWM Output |
PD13 | 107 |
20 | PIM_V_M3 | Voltage feedback signal | PIM_INDX/POT/ V_M3 | Hall Sensor/Current Sense/ Voltage Feedback signal | NC | POT | Potentiometer signal | PA05_AD5 | 145 |
21 | PIM_V_M2 | Voltage feedback signal | PIM_QEB/IB/V_M2 | Hall Sensor/Current Sense/ Voltage Feedback signal | NC | — | NC | PA03_AD3 | 141 |
22 | PIM_V_M1 | Voltage feedback signal | PIM_QEA/IA/V_M1 | Hall Sensor/Current Sense/ Voltage Feedback signal | NC | POT | Potentiometer signal | PA01_AD1 | 139 |
23 | PIM_IMOTOR_SU M | DC bus current signal | PIM_IBUS/VBUS | DC bus Voltage (downscaled) | VBUS2 | DC_REF | DC Bus Voltage (downscaled) | PA07_AD7 | 147 |
24 | PIM_IMOTOR2 | Phase curent signal | PIM_IB/POT | AC Input Zero Cross/AC Input Voltage (downscaled)/ Potentiometer | NC | IMOTOR2 | Phase 1 Current signal | PA08_AD8 | 148 |
25 | PIM_IMOTOR1 | Phase curent signal | PIM_IA/IPFC | PFC Current (buffered) | NC | IMOTOR1 | Phase 2 Current signal | PA06_AD6 | 146 |
26 | PGC | Device programming clock line | PGC | Device programming clock line | NC | PGC | Device programming clock line | PB24_TCK _SWCLK |
48 |
27 | PGD | Device programming data line | PGD | Device programming data line | NC | PGD | Device programming data line | PB23_TMS _SWDIO |
47 |
28 | VREF | Reference voltage (half of AVDD voltage) | AVDD/2 | Reference voltage (half of AVDD voltage) | VREF | — | NC | PA11_AD11 | 151 |
29 | PIM_REC_NEUTR | Reconstructed motor neutral line voltage | PIM_REC_NEUTR | Reconstructed motor neutral line voltage | NEUTR | — | NC | PA09_AD9 | 149 |
30 | AVDD | Analog supply | AVDD | Analog supply | AVDD | AVDD | Analog Supply | ANA_3V3 | 135 |
31 | AVSS | Analog supply | AVSS | Analog supply | GND | AVSS | Analog Supply Ground | ANA_GND | 134 |
32 | PIM_POT | Potentiometer signal | PIM_POT | Potentiometer signal |
POT | — | NC | PA10_AD10 | 150 |
33 | NC | NC | PIM_POT | Potentiometer signal |
NC | — | NC | PA13_AD13 | 153 |
34 | PIM_GEN2 | General I/O | PIM_GEN2 | General I/O | NC | — | NC | PA17 | 160 |
35 | PIM_VBUS | DC bus voltage (downscaled) | PIM_VBUS | DC bus voltage (downscaled) | VBUS1 | DC_REF | DC Bus Voltage (downscaled) | PA12_AD12 | 152 |
36 | VSS | NC | VSS | NC | VSS | VSS | Digital Supply Ground | GNDIO | 26 |
37 | VDD | NC | VDD | NC | VDD | VDD | Digital Supply | VDDIO | 25 |
38 | NC | NC | PIM_ VAC_VOL2 |
AC input voltage(unbuffered) | NC | — | NC | PA13_AD13 | 153 |
39 | NC | NC | PB00_ AFE0_CH10_BEMF_ W_ADC |
PFC shunt signal | NC | — | NC | PA14_AD14 | 154 |
40 | NC | NC | PIM_PFC_L | PFC shunt signal | NC | — | NC | PA15_AD15 | 155 |
PIM
Connector PIN |
MCLV2 100-pin connection | MCHV3 100-pin connection | 100-pin connector signal name | MCSM Development Board |
SAMRH707 MCU Pin |
SAMRH707
Pin Number |
|||
Pin Name | Functionality | Pin Name | Functionality | Pin Name | Functionality | ||||
41 | PIM_MONITOR_1 | Hall sensor/current sense/ voltage feedback signal | PIM_V_M1/POT | Hall sensor/current sense/ voltage feedback signal | Ph_Cur_1 | POT | Potentiometer signal | PA00_AD0 | 138 |
42 | PIM_MONITOR_2 | Hall sensor/current sense/ voltage feedback signal | PIM_V_M2 | Hall sensor/current sense/ voltage feedback signal | Ph_Cur_2 | — | NC | PA02_AD2 | 140 |
43 | PIM_MONITOR_3 | Hall sensor/current sense/ voltage feedback signal | PIM_V_M3/IBUS | Hall sensor/current sense/ voltage feedback signal | I_Shunt | — | NC | PA04_AD4 | 142 |
44 | NC | NC | NC | NC | NC | — | NC | — | — |
45 | VSS | NC | VSS | NC | VSS | VSS | Digital Supply Ground | GNDIO | 26 |
46 | VDD | NC | VDD | NC | VDD | VDD | Digital Supply | VDDIO | 25 |
47 | HALLB | Hall sensor/QEI input | HB/QEB | Hall sensor/QEI input | HALLB_QEB | — | NC | PA30_TIOB0 | 13 |
48 | HALLC | Hall sensor/QEI input | HC/INDX | Hall sensor/QEI input | HALLC_QINDX | — | NC | PB17_PWMC0_PWMH3_TIO B1 | 37 |
49 | RX | UART Receive | RX | UART Receive | PA09_URXD0 | USB_RX | UART Receive | PB05_FLEXCOM1_IO1 | 23 |
50 | TX | UART Transmit | TX | UART Transmit | PA10_UTXD0 | USB_TX | UART Transmit | PB04_FLEXCOM1_IO0 | 22 |
51 | USB_TX | UART Transmit (connected directly to U7) | NC | NC | NC | USB_TX | UART Transmit | PB22_FLECXOM3_IO0 | 46 |
52 | USB_RX | UART Receive (connected directly to U7) | NC | NC | NC | USB_RX | UART Receive | PB21_FLEXCOM3_IO1 | 45 |
53 | NC | NC | NC | NC | NC | — | NC | — | — |
54 | NC | NC | NC | NC | NC | USB_VBUS | USB VBUS | — | — |
55 | NC | NC | NC | NC | NC | USB_3.3V | NC | — | — |
56 | NC | NC | NC | NC | NC | USB_D- | USB Data – | — | — |
57 | NC | NC | NC | NC | NC | USB_D+ | USB Data + | — | — |
58 | PIM_FLT_OUT2 | General I/O | PIM_FLT_OUT2 (VACZC) | General I/O | PFC_VACZC | — | NC | PA23 | 6 |
59 | PIM_FLT_OUT1 | General I/O | PIM_FLT_OUT1 (IPFC) | General I/O | PFC_I | — | NC | PA24 | 7 |
60 | DBG_LED1 | Debug LED 1 | DBG_LED2 | Debug LED 2 | LED1 | — | NC | PA27 | 10 |
61 | HOME | Home signal for QEI | HOME | Home signal for QEI | NC | — | NC | PA31 | 14 |
62 | VDD | NC | VDD | NC | VDD | VDD | Digital Supply | VDDIO | 25 |
63 | OSC1/CLKO | Crystal osc in | OSCI | Crystal osc in | NC | OSCI | Crystal Oscillator In | — | — |
64 | OSC2/CLKI | Crystal osc out | OSCO | Crystal osc out | NC | OSCO | Crystal Oscillator Out | — | — |
65 | VSS | NC | VSS | NC | VSS | VSS | Digital Supply Ground | GNDIO | 26 |
66 | PIM_IBUS+ | BUS current shunt signal | PIM_IBUS+ | BUS current shunt signal | NC | — | NC | — | — |
67 | PIM_IBUS- | BUS current shunt signal | PIM_IBUS- | BUS current shunt signal | NC | — | NC | — | — |
68 | LIN_CS | LIN chip select signal | BTN | Push button | NC | FAULT_1 | Fault signal | PA16_PWMC0_PWMFI2 | 156 |
69 | LIN_FAULT | LIN fault signal | NC | NC | NC | — | NC | PA21 | 4 |
70 | NC | NC | NC | NC | NC | BTN_1 | Push Button S1 Input | PB01_PWMC0_PWMEXTRG 1 | 16 |
71 | NC | NC | PIM_PFC_PWM | PFC PWM output | NC | — | NC | PA22 | 5 |
72 | NC | NC | HA/QEA | Hall Sensor/QEI Input | NC | — | NC | PB07_TIOA3 | 27 |
73 | PIM_IB+ | IMOTOR1 shunt signal | PIM_IB+ | IB shunt signal | NC | — | NC | — | — |
74 | PIM_IA+ | IMOTOR2 shunt signal | PIM_IA+ | IA shunt signal | NC | — | NC | — | — |
75 | VSS | NC | VSS | NC | VSS | VSS | Digital Supply Ground | GNDIO | 26 |
76 | NC | NC | HB/QEB | Hall Sensor/QEI Input | NC | USB_TX | USB TX | PB08_TIOB3 | 28 |
77 | NC | NC | PIM_HALLC/INDX/ STP_PWM | Hall Sensor/QEI Input | NC | PWM2H1 | PWM Output | PB19 | 39 |
78 | NC | NC | PIM_PFC_PWM | PFC PWM output | PFC_PWM | PWM2L1 | PWM Output | PD02 | 55 |
79 | NC | NC | VACZX | AC Input zero crossing | NC | — | NC | PD03 | 56 |
80 | HALLA | Hall Sensor/QEI Input | HA/QEA | Hall Sensor/QEI Input | HALLA_QEA | — | NC | PA29_TIOA0 | 12 |
81 | NC | NC | NC | NC | NC | — | NC | — | — |
82 | PIM_GEN1 | General I/O | PIM_GEN1 | General I/O | NC | — | NC | PD04 | 63 |
83 | BTN_1 | Push-button S2 input | NC | NC | BTN1 | USB_TX | USB TX | PB00 | 15 |
84 | BTN_2 | Push-button S3 input | NC | NC | BTN2 | USB_RX | USB RX | PB02 | 17 |
85 | NC | NC | NC | NC | NC | — | NC | — | — |
86 | VDD | NC | VDD | NC | VDD | VDD | Digital Supply | VDDIO | 25 |
87 | CAN_RX | CAN receive | NC | NC | NC | — | NC | PB09_CANRX1 | 29 |
88 | CAN_TX | CAN transmit | NC | NC | NC | — | NC | PB10_CANTX1 | 30 |
89 | NC | NC | NC | NC | NC | — | NC | — | — |
90 | NC | NC | NC | NC | NC | — | NC | — | — |
91 | NC | NC | NC | NC | NC | — | NC | — | — |
92 | NC | NC | NC | NC | NC | — | NC | — | — |
PIM
Connector PIN |
MCLV2 100-pin connection | MCHV3 100-pin connection | 100-pin connector signal name | MCSM Development Board |
SAMRH707 MCU Pin |
SAMRH707
Pin Number |
|||
Pin Name | Functionality | Pin Name | Functionality | Pin Name | Functionality | ||||
93 | PWM1L1 | PWM Output – 1L | PWM1L1 | PWM Output – 1L | PWM1L1 | PWM1L1 | PWM Output | PB12_PWMC0_PWML0 | 32 |
94 | PWM1H1 | PWM Output – 1H | PWM1H1 | PWM Output – 1H | PWM1H1 | PWM1H1 | PWM Output | PB11_PWMC0_PWMH0 | 31 |
95 | NC | NC | NC | NC | NC | — | NC | — | — |
96 | NC | NC | NC | NC | NC | — | NC | — | — |
97 | NC | NC | NC | NC | NC | — | NC | — | — |
98 | PWM1L2 | PWM Output – 2L | PWM1L2 | PWM Output – 2L | PWM1L2 | PWM1L2 | PWM Output | PB14_PWMC0_PWML1_TIO B4 | 34 |
99 | PWM1H2 | PWM Output – 2H | PWM1H2 | PWM Output – 2H | PWM1H2 | PWM1H2 | PWM Output | PB13_PWMC0_PWMH1 | 33 |
100 | PWM1L3 | PWM Output – 3L | PWM1L3 | PWM Output – 3L | PWM1L3 | PWM1L3 | PWM Output | PB16_PWMC0_PWML2 | 36 |
The following figures show the SAMRH707 Motor Control PIM schematic diagrams.
Revision History
The revision history describes the changes that were implemented in the document. The changes are listed by revision, starting with the most current publication.
Revision | Date | Description |
A | 10/2022 | Initial Revision |
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