This document introduces the Texas Instruments MSP430 microcontroller series, highlighting its ultra-low power architecture, flexible clock system, and…
The Texas Instruments MSP430 microcontroller is a 16-bit mixed-signal processor designed specifically for ultra-low power (ULP) requirements. It combines intelligent peripherals, ease of use, low cost, and industry-leading low power consumption to meet thousands of application needs. The device features a flexible clock system with multiple oscillators and low-power modes, allowing for significant battery life extension. This manual is written in Chinese.
| Power Consumption (RAM Retention) | 0.1µA |
|---|---|
| Power Consumption (RTC Mode) | <1 µA |
| Flash Power Consumption | <230 µA/MHz |
| RAM Power Consumption | <110 µA/MHz |
| CPU Speed Range | 8MHz to 25MHz |
| Flash Memory Range | 0.5KB to 256KB |
| RAM Range | 128B to 16KB |
| Pin Count Range | 14 to 113 |
| Package Options | 22 types |
| Instruction Set | 27 instructions |
| Wake-up Time | <6µs |
| Pin Leakage Current | <50 nA |
| LaunchPad Kit Price | $4.3 |
Its native ultra-low power (ULP) architecture is designed to significantly extend battery life.
The CPU speed ranges from 8MHz to 25MHz.
The MSP430 Value Line LaunchPad development kit costs $4.3.
Yes, it provides ULP solutions suitable for device tracking, home/industrial automation, and remote sensor monitoring.