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Training	TI makes it easy to adopt our parts and tools into your projects with various training material. Students have the ability to get access to the same training materials that we provide to our customers. With the breadth of our portfolio, TI provides a multitude of training options to meet your needs. MCU Training Portal DSP Training Portal ARM Trainings WEBENCH Design Center Hands-on Training Center for Embedded Processors Getting Started Guides Getting Started with TI Microcontrollers Getting Started with TI DSPs Start Coding Get application notes, code examples, libraries, codecs, and whatever else you can possibly use that was prepared by TI engineers and our third party developers specifically to help new users rapidly develop new solutions. We recommend that you first explore the getting started pages linked aboveand then you can also find other, non-TI supported, code at these sites below. sourceforge.net code.google.com pastebin See How It’s Done Here are some sites where you can find some great information on building, general concepts for Electronic Engineering, finding gadgets, open source hardware and software and where you can talk to experts. Design MSP430 embedds.com Adafruit Industries Electropaedia SparkFun 43oh.com Beagleboard.org

Support	Have questions on how to implement TI into your design? Want to connect with a TI engineer and get direct support? Then the E2E Community is for you. TI’s online E2E (engineer-to-engineer) community allows you to view videos, read blogs or access our Tech Support forums. You’ll see all of our available forums, organized by product line, listed under Support on the top left of the page. Browse the forums to find existing questions asked by other engineers or post your own question. A TI engineer or other forum member will answer most questions in less than a day, and we have over 100,000 posts available for easy searching already. TI E2E Community

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Yogendra Singh1

May 15, 2013 7:50 AM

Dear sir,

In hardware, I want to connects a different analog input signals in terms of voltage(0-5V) and current(4-20mA) to MSP430F5438A microcontrllers through analog channels and compare the input signals with set different reference voltages according to requirement. If the input signals exceeds the reference levels that output should be high otherwise output will low. how to write a programming code in c language according to this applications.
Yogendra Singh1

May 15, 2013 7:50 AM

Dear sir,

In hardware, I want to connects a different analog input signals in terms of voltage(0-5V) and current(4-20mA) to MSP430F5438A microcontrllers through analog channels and compare the input signals with set different reference voltages according to requirement. If the input signals exceeds the reference levels that output should be high otherwise output will low. how to write a programming code in c language according to this applications.