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BOOSTXL-DRV8320S: Is it "normal" that a DRV8320H chip is soldered on a BOOSTXL-DRV8320S board?

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Part Number:BOOSTXL-DRV8320S

Hello!

I've ordered 3x "BOOSTXL-DRV8320S" from Mouser, and (after the issues written below) 2x "BOOSTXL-DRV8320S" from DigiKey.

- All packages contain a valid DRV8320S label on the outside, and all seals were/are okay.

- I opened two of them for evaluation.

- As the SPI connection "didn't work" (no data transfer from DRV back to µC), we looked over code, investigated conections, etc.

- Finally we looked at chip markings on the eval-board and we've seen "DRV8320H" on the boards - therefore no communication.

My questions are now:

- Is there always a "H" chip version on the boards (for both BOOSTXL-DRV8320S and H)?

- Should I solder the "S" chip version onto the boards?

- Should I notify Mouser and DigiKey for sending me the wrong boards? The labels are okay, they say "DRV8320S" but the chip is "DRV8320H". I doubt a bit that both of them giving out wrong boards - independently from each other. That's the reason I ordered the second two of them from DigiKey, just to be sure...

PS: If this is "normal" I would like to know which spec/datasheet I should read, e.g. where is this documented. I've read multiple times the manual of DRV832x and BOOSTXL manuals (both H and S, seems they are the same), but I must have missed this then.

Thank you in advance for trying to answer my questions,

kind ragards,

Stefan Schmid


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