MICROCHIP SAMRH707 100-Pin Motor Control Plug-In Module User Guide

SAMRH707 100-Pin Motor Control Plug-In Module

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 Product Information

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

1. 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.
2. Configure the jumpers according to Table 1-1. Jumpers Configuration for the identified application board.
3. 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.
4. Follow the product manual for the identified application board to connect the module properly.
5. 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_LED1| 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)| FAULTPWM| 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)| PA12AD12| 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| PA13AD13| 153
39| NC| NC| PB00
AFE0_CH10BEMF
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.

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