Rev. C Chip on Rev. B Development Board?
Duane Degn
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in Propeller 2
I'm pretty sure we have one of the 90 chip trays heading our way.
I'd like to validate software with the Rev. C chip before building our own PCB.
Is there any reason a Rev. C chip won't work on a Rev. B Development board?
I'm planning on carefully removing the Rev. B chip and replace it with one of our Rev. C chips. I'd use ChipQuik to minimize the danger to the PCB.
Am I missing some reason why this would be a bad idea?
I'd like to validate software with the Rev. C chip before building our own PCB.
Is there any reason a Rev. C chip won't work on a Rev. B Development board?
I'm planning on carefully removing the Rev. B chip and replace it with one of our Rev. C chips. I'd use ChipQuik to minimize the danger to the PCB.
Am I missing some reason why this would be a bad idea?
Comments
I don't think you are missing anything. The changes to the die were nearly insignificant and for A/D improved performance.
Ken Gracey
Our design will be using the ADCs on the P2. The Rev. B would like work fine but I'm not positive the cross-talk issue won't be a problem for our application.
I'm not sure I'll swap the chip but it's good to know this is an option.
Thanks everyone.