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TM4C123GH6PM: TM4C123GH6PM

Part Number: TM4C123GH6PM
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: MSP432E401Y

Tool/software:

Whether TM4C123GH6PM SDK and examples have TI RTOS integration and its relevant integration in the SDK?

  • Hi,

      The TivaWare SDK does not have TI-RTOS integration. All examples are bare-metal. For TI-RTOS based examples, you can import from the Resource Explorer within CCS. 

  • Thanks.

    I am lookin for a MCU having similar memory and speed having Cortex M4 where the SDK provides integration with RTOS, TI Compiler , Drivers in place to start with the applicaiton developement as quickly as possible. Can you guide?

  • Also, can you provide weblink for the above?

  • I believe I have got a better clarity today. I am looking for SimpleLink based MCU solution where the RTOS, Drivers and Compiler are integrated and proven reasonably as well.

    I found MSP432E401Y a close solution for what I am looking for:

    https://www.ti.com/product/MSP432E401Y

    Except the MAC, I believe that this controller meets up most of the requiremetn I am looking for. However, is there any simialr SimpleLink MCU from TI which are available except MAC but have most of the memory and peripherals requirements met?

  • You can import these TI-RTOS examples from within CCS. I suppose you have installed CCS already. Go View->Resource Explorer.

    Except the MAC, I believe that this controller meets up most of the requiremetn I am looking for. However, is there any simialr SimpleLink MCU from TI which are available except MAC but have most of the memory and peripherals requirements met?

    MSP432E is the same silicon as TM4C129. The major difference is that MSP432E is based on SimpleLink SDK while TM4C129 as well as TM4C123 are based on TivaWare SDK. Please note that MSP432E/TM4C129 has a lot more memory and other peripherals than TM4C123. There is no variants of MSP432E/TM4C129 without MAC. Please visit this MCU product selection site https://www.ti.com/microcontrollers-mcus-processors/arm-based-microcontrollers/products.html. There are M0-based MCUs that have the same memory requirement as TM4C123 which are based on SimpleLink ecosystem but their max frequency is only 32Mhz compared to 80Mhz for TM4C123 and 120Mhz for TM4C129/MSP432E. 

  • Thanks for the reply.

    As I have understood from last couple of days TivaWare SDK have support for driver only but not for RTOS. Correct? It will be easier to have all packages in place to start with the applicaiton developement. That's why I prefer to have SImpleLink MCUs.

    Also, I have read a few links form TI that MSP432 is the last MCU for the MSP series. Is it true? If so, what is the life remaining for this controller?

  • As I have understood from last couple of days TivaWare SDK have support for driver only but not for RTOS. Correct?

    TI-RTOS for TM4C can be downloaded from https://software-dl.ti.com/dsps/dsps_public_sw/sdo_sb/targetcontent/tirtos/index.html. Correct, it is not integrated with TivaWare SDK. If you believe MSP432E is a better option for your application development, it is also a supported product. 

    Also, I have read a few links form TI that MSP432 is the last MCU for the MSP series. Is it true? If so, what is the life remaining for this controller

    There are new products from MSP. You can actually find new releases of MSPM0 MCUs on ti.com. For MSP roadmap, please contact your local TI representative. As far as MSP432E/TM4C129, there is no plan to EOL or anything. It will remain a supported product for the foreseeable future. 

    I'm not sure why you keep rejecting the answer. 

  • I did not rejected the answer. Apologies in case I have done it.4

    I believe I have got required answers. Thanks.