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In case anyone finds this post while searching, this behaviour appears to be caused by the same issue detailed here:
http://e2e.ti.com/support/microcontrollers/msp430/f/166/p/401588/1429066#1429066
Hi Jimmy,
I recommend the MSP430F5522 .
We unfortunately do not have an exact p2p replacement device but our options are pretty close. This device comes in NFBGA | 80pin and VQFN | 64pin packages.
regards,
Henok
Hi Mari,
Yes, there is some difference between PUC and POR. I can't find a total description about what the system will do in PUC. You can only check every you cared registers compared with this chart. I think it is enough to answer your customer's question…
A while back, I made some MSP430 USB development dongles and the hardware worked fine. I tested out the USB capability with the downloadable examples in the MSP430 USB Developers Package (3.0). I started modifying the code and playing around with it and…
Hello Luis,
Luis H. S. said: What are they using to read the BQ76952/BQ769142? bqStudio or their own MCU?
They are using MSP430F5522 to read BQ769142, BQ769142's CommType=0x11, and have enabled IIC CRC.
Thanks and regards,
Cherry
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: MSP430F5522 Could someone tell me the differences between a BOR, POR and PUC on MSP430F5522?
I see what can cause the different types; but would user code be run differently depending on which type occurs?
I have a lot of experience working with a number of MSP430 parts, however, this one has me stuck. I've tried to program with both IAR and FETPro Lite using the the JTAG FET programmer but both fail. I have double checked all the connections and verified…
