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On 5/14/19 11:34 AM, Sedat Dilek wrote:
  
> Am I correct that "NPC100" is "PN547" and "NPC300" is "PN548"?

Yes, NPC100 is PN547.

Don’t know on NPC300, but a quick web search reveals it’s PN548.

Might it make sense to drop NPC... and to keep just the chip names in Kconfig?

Regards,
Oleg