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Inexpensive emulator for the C2000 DSP family

20.01.2008

One of the most popular families of digital signal processors from Texas Instruments in Russia is the C2000. The family is primarily intended for drive control applications.

One of the difficulties in using this family until now has been the high cost of debugging tools, namely in-circuit emulators (we take into account only recommended TIs). Developers had to overpay for unused functionality: initially, emulators supported all TI DSP families.

Blackhawk offers a new emulator, the USB2000 Controller (part#: BH-USB-2000), designed to work only with the F280x, F280xx, F281x, F283x, and LF240x families. The USB2000 Controller is a third generation emulator based on the proven and proven USB510 and USB2.0 technologies first announced by Blackhawk in 2002.

The USB2000 Controller is a fast and reliable emulator in a small package. It is designed specifically to meet the needs of developers using Texas Instruments C2000 family DSPs in their designs. The emulator is compatible with the Blackhawk FlashBurn flash programming utility.

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