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  • MSP430FG6426: CTSD16 conversion time

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    Part Number: MSP430FG6426 I'm having trouble with the long CTSD16 conversion time. Please tell me the reason. The main settings of CTSD are as follows. Sampling rate = 32 clocks PreloadValue=0 clock CTSD16INTDLY=1b (First sample causes interrupt) CTSD16RRI…
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    • 2 months ago
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  • MSP430FG6426: CTSD16 Conversion Time

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    Part Number: MSP430FG6426 I'm having trouble with the long CTSD16 conversion time. Please tell me the reason. The main settings of CTSD are as follows. Sampling rate = 32 clocks PreloadValue=0 clock CTSD16INTDLY=1b (First sample causes interrupt) CTSD16RRI…
    • 2 months ago
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  • MSP430FG6426: Input voltage to the CTSD and the result (CTSD_MEM)

    Liu Yang
    Liu Yang
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    Part Number: MSP430FG6426 Hi Team, Please teach the relationship between the input voltage to the CTSD, the reference voltage (VR) and the result (CTSD_MEM). Input setting: in+ = AD2+, in- = AD2- Input voltage: AD2+ = 1.0(V) Input voltage: AD2- = 1.2(V…
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    • 1 month ago
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  • MSP430FG6426: The clock fault flag of CTSD16

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    Part Number: MSP430FG6426 What are the conditions for the Clock Fault Flag to be ON in CDSD16 ?
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    • 3 months ago
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  • MSP430FG6426: On MSP430FG6426IPZR + MSP-TS430PZ100AUSB, UCSCTL7.XT2OFFG=1 (XT2 Fault error)

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    Part Number: MSP430FG6426 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: MSP-TS430PZ100AUSB I've tried setting the clock, but I keep getting UCSCTL7.XT2OFFG=1 (Falt error on XT2). WDTCTL = WDTPW | WDTHOLD; // Disable the Watchdog CTSD16CCTL0 |= CTSD16SC; …
    • 3 months ago
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  • MSP430FG6426: Code stuck at __delay_cycles during debug mode

    Surya Prakash95
    Surya Prakash95
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    Part Number: MSP430FG6426 Dear Team, A strange problem suddenly arised which we have no clue about, could you please help here ? When we flash our software in debug session the code runs well until the first hit of __delay_cycles and does not proceed further…
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    • 5 months ago
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  • MSP430FG6426: Do backup memory retention need active RTC running mandatorily

    Surya Prakash95
    Surya Prakash95
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    Part Number: MSP430FG6426 Hi Team, We have a usecase where we need to retain few bytes of data in the backup ram memory even during power down. I have used a 3V battery in VBAT terminal (VBAK not used-Open) and XT1 32Khz crystal not mounted which mean…
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    • 4 months ago
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  • MSP430FG6426: What is the actual max frequency/Clock rate that this controller supports

    Surya Prakash95
    Surya Prakash95
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    Part Number: MSP430FG6426 Dear Team, We see different conflicting information for this controller " MSP430FG6426IPZR " on the maximum operating frequency. The product homepage shows 25Mhz https://www.ti.com/product/MSP430FG6426/part-details/M…
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    • 5 months ago
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  • MSP430FG6426: Nested Function parameters handled from Registers are not restored after a function call

    Surya Prakash95
    Surya Prakash95
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    Part Number: MSP430FG6426 Dear Team, I have a function (Function_1) that inturn calls another function (Function_2) and while the final leaf function is executed and return back to the caller function, the local function parameters are not restored. Manwhile…
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    • 8 months ago
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  • MSP430FG6426: MSP430: Trouble Halting Target CPU - while connecting load to my module

    Surya Prakash95
    Surya Prakash95
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    Part Number: MSP430FG6426 Dear Team, I have MSP430FG6426 actuating around 80 inductive loads (each 25mA) activated through a comination of TI's 74HC595 shift register and ULN2803. I get the debug session running very fine while activating the ULN channels…
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    • 9 months ago
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