The 200 MHz dual-core C28x architecture splits real-time control tasks — one core handles the fast current loop in a motor drive or the primary regulation in a digital power supply, while the second core runs the slower outer loop, communications stack, or diagnostics. That separation keeps the time-critical path deterministic without a second external MCU.
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Analog integration — BOM consolidation
Twenty 12-bit ADC channels and nine 16-bit ADC channels cover multi-phase current sensing, voltage monitoring, and temperature feedback without external multiplexers. The three 12-bit DACs provide analog setpoints or reference outputs for external power-stage controllers. That level of analog integration shrinks the board area and simplifies the supply rail design for a mixed-signal control board.