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Texas Instruments EV2300 and its qualified second sources, compared on form/fit/function, stock, lifecycle and price — the same checks Parter runs inside a BOM.

EV2300 compared against its qualified second sources
EV2300Texas InstrumentsEV2400Texas InstrumentsEV2500Texas Instruments+1more
FFF CompatibilityAs an external interface module, it has a different physical port arrangement and header pinout, though it connects to the same target boards via interface cables.Features a completely different physical enclosure, footprint dimensions, and status LED layout compared to the original EV2300.Meets and exceeds the communication protocols of the EV2300, supporting 5-V and 3.3-V logic levels for I2C, SMBus, and HDQ.Uses a USB-C interface and completely different output connector ports compared to the EV2300.Much more compact modern enclosure design with modified physical dimensions.Supports I2C and SMBus, but lacks native HDQ protocol support which is a critical communication channel for many legacy TI battery fuel gauges.
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EV2300 by Texas Instruments: TI's EVM-Evaluation Modules - Interface Board.

The EV2400 is the official, direct active replacement recommended by Texas Instruments. It replaces the obsolete EV2300 by providing the same primary communication interfaces (I2C, SMBus, HDQ) in a modernized hardware platform that is fully supported by active TI software.

  • Official Texas Instruments direct successor to the EV2300
  • Fully supports SMBus, I2C, HDQ, and GPIO protocols, covering all of the original EV2300 functions
  • Fully compatible with TI's modern Battery Management Studio (bqStudio) software
  • Requires a different USB cable (USB-B to USB-A) and updated software drivers compared to legacy EV2300 setups.

The EV2500 is Texas Instruments' next-generation USB-C evaluation interface module. While it is highly capable and easier to use on modern operating systems due to native HID driver support, it only partially replaces the EV2300 because it lacks the HDQ communication protocol.

  • Modern interface tool featuring a USB Type-C connector instead of the legacy USB Type-B port
  • Uses standard Windows USB HID drivers, eliminating the need for complex custom driver installation
  • Fully integrated with next-generation TI software and evaluation platforms
  • Lacks native HDQ communication protocol support, making it incompatible with HDQ-only legacy gas gauges.
  • Requires updated software and is not compatible with legacy bqEVSW environments.
Lifecycle StatusObsoleteActiveUnknown
Market AvailabilityDiscontinuedIn stockUnknown
REACHREACHREACHUnknown
RoHSRoHSRoHSUnknown
DescriptionTI's EVM-Evaluation Modules - Interface BoardMSP430F5529 - USB 2.0 to SMBus Bridge Interface Evaluation BoardThe EV2500 is Texas Instruments' next-generation USB-C evaluation interface module. While it is highly capable and easier to use on modern o
ManufacturerTexas InstrumentsTexas InstrumentsTexas Instruments
TypeAccessoriesEvaluation BoardsComponent
DatasheetOpenOpenN/A
Lead Time52 weeks12 weeksUnknown
Country of Origin---
Export Control Class NumberEAR99EAR99EAR99
HTSUS Code8473.30.1180--
Moisture Sensitivity Level1 (Unlimited)--
Accessory TypeInterface Board--
Utilized IC / PartTI's EVM-Evaluation Modules--

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