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MSP430F6726A: Looking for a replacement for MSP430F6726A.

Conor

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Part Number: MSP430F6726A
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: MSP430F6726, MSP430F6736, MSP430F6736A

Hi,

I am looking for a replacement for MSP430F6726A due to delivery problems. We are considering the following products.
・ MSP430F6726
・ MSP430F6736
・ MSP430F6736A
・ MSP430F6741
・ MSP430F6741A

From the above, I would like to know the model number that corresponds to the replacement.
I also want to confirm the following points.
① Whether it works with software / hardware compatibility
② Is it ok to move from "A" with improved bugs to "No A"?
(I checked the errata, but if I don't use AMXPMM1, I think it's okay to replace it with "no A".)

Thanks,

Astro

over 2 years ago

0 Cash Hao11 over 2 years ago

TI__Mastermind 30885 points

HI Astro,

1. there should not be any issue on the software. The only difference of those devices should be the flash size.

2. It should be okay to use none-A version if you are not using AMXPMM1.

Best regards,

Cash Hao

0 Conor over 2 years ago in reply to Cash Hao11

Mastermind 8870 points

Hi, Cash

Thank you for your prompt response.

Cash Hao11 said:
2. It should be okay to use none-A version if you are not using AMXPMM1.

(i) MSP430F6736→ MSP430F6736A
(ii) MSP430F6741→ MSP430F6741A

I am also concerned about the changes in the above (i) and (ii).

As with the MSP430F6726→MSP430F6726A, is it correct to understand that the only change between "A" and "Non-A" is AMXPMM1?

Thanks,

Astro

0 Cash Hao11 over 2 years ago in reply to Conor

TI__Mastermind 30885 points

Hi Astro,

Yes, you can consider that. There is a report that describes this. http://www.ti.com/lit/pdf/SLAA666

Best regards,

Cash Hao

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