Part Number: MSP430FR5962 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: MSP430FR5969 Hi experts,
I have been looking in SDK where I was trying to find the BSL example code for MSP430FR5962. Can anyone share the link? I also wanted to know how we can jump from application…
Part Number: MSP430FR5962 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CC3200 , Hi all experts,
I'm trying to achieve a firmware update by creating separating memory in Linker file. For Application memory I have fixed one are and for downloading the firmware I…
Part Number: MSP430FR5962 Hello experts,
Could you tell me shelf life of MSP430FR5962IRGZ?
I would appreciate if you would tell me shelf life before and after opening package, if possible.
Thanks and best regards,
Ryo Akashi
Part Number: MSP430FR5962 Hi Forum
I have a problem clearing the GPIO interrupt. I have enabled PORT3 pin 3 interrupt.
P3DIR &= ~( BIT3 ); P3OUT |= BIT3; P3REN = BIT3; /* Select pull-up mode for interrupt input */ P3IES = BIT3; /* Hi/Lo edge */ P3IFG…
Part Number: MSP430FR5962 Hi,
I would like to have the clock output from the IO port of MSP430FR5962.
Q1：Can the IO port of MSP430FR5962 output a 4MHz clock? Datasheet specifies the minimum value of the clock output as 16MHz, but could it be a mistake…
Part Number: MSP430FR5962 Hi, all experts,
I wanted to protect the FRAM section for that I have created a file named low_level_init.c in that file I have wrote a few lines of codes
#include <msp430.h>
extern unsigned char SYSNMIflag;// = 0;
unsigned…
Part Number: MSP430FR5962 Dear MSP champs,
Looking at the Crypto-Bootloader (CryptoBSL) for MSP430FR59xx and MSP430FR69xx MCUs datasheet , it seems that the CryptoBSL source code is only available within IAR project environment. Having in mind that…
> ADC12CTL3 = ADC12CSTARTADD_2;
This starts with ADC12MCTL2, which is (also) the end of the sequence, so you'll just do that one (ADC12INCH_3) over and over. Try:
> ADC12CTL3 = ADC12CSTARTADD_1; // ADC12MCTL1, then 2
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> case ADC12IV__ADC12IFG1…
Ok, so you are looking for something that will give you a power profile or history rather than just an average.
Yes, you will need a more sophisticated tool for that - sorry Brian.
