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  • MSP430FR2433: MSP430FR2433

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    Part Number: MSP430FR2433 Hi I imported example ecomp_ex2_interruptVcompVs1.5V when I build it I

  • MSP430FR2433: MSP430FR2433

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    Part Number: MSP430FR2433 Hi, I imported gpio_ex2_inputCapture example from resource explorer. My

  • MSP430FR2433: MSP430FR2433

    Part Number: MSP430FR2433 Hi, The user guide for FR2433 says that input interrupt can happen only on positive or negative edge, 0b = PxIFG flag is set with a low-to-high transition 1b = PxIFG flag is set with a high-to-low transition is there a...

  • MSP430FR2433: Powering device from peizo harvesting

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    Part Number: MSP430FR2433 Hi I am using MSP430FR2433 for piezo harvesting. The piezo voltage can go from 0 to 80 V. Is there a TI solution for this chip that allows powering of MSP430FR2433 from such variable source without loosing much energy? ...

  • MSP430FR2433: MSP430FR2433 ADC Impedance

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    Part Number: MSP430FR2433 Hi, The question about MSP430 input ADC impedance shows up quite

  • MSP430FR2433: MSP430 Pin status during flashing

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    Part Number: MSP430FR2433 Hi, We are using MSP430 pins to generate signals that will control

  • RE: Compiler/MSP430FR2433: Reference for Interrupt Vector Identifiers

    Thomas Foxcroft Other than the microcontroller's header file, is there any document that lists the #defined identifiers for all the interrupt vectors? Unfortunately, no. Thanks and regards, -George

  • RE: Compiler/MSP430FR2433: Operating State after Returning from the Default Vector Handler

    Thomas Foxcroft When the microcontroller is in some low power operating mode, then an interrupt request triggers the default ISR, will the flow of execution put the microcontroller back into the same operating mode after the default ISR has been completed...

  • MSP430FR2433: Voltage on DVCC before power-up

    Part Number: MSP430FR2433 Hi, My customer is designing their board with MSP430FR2433. On their board, they observed ~600mV voltage on DVCC before the device is power-up. Customer found there is current leak from P1.0(used for VBUS monitor) to DVCC as...

  • MSP430FR2433: Extending the length SBW connection

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    Part Number: MSP430FR2433 Hi E2E, Good day! A customer of mine is looking to extend the length of the MSP430 SBW connection. Is there a way to do is? Maybe a buffered SBW, similar to buffered case of 4-wire JTAG? Best regards, Franz

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