MSP430 16-Bit Ultra-Low Power MCU Training

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Getting Started with the MSP430™ LaunchPad Workshop

The Getting Started with the MSP430™ LaunchPad Workshop is free, on-line, in-depth introduction into MSP430™ basics including:

An introduction to the Value Line series of products
An overview of Code Composer Studio 4.1
Initialization of the MSP430™ and programming the GPIO
Use of the ADC10 analog-to-digital converter
Working with interrupts and the timer
Optimizing your code for low-power operation
Using serial communications
Learning to use Capacitive Touch
Using the Grace peripheral configuration GUI
An overview of FRAM technology to be presented during lunchtime (no lab)

Each of these sections includes an in-depth lab that will step you through the usage, programming and testing of the peripheral(s) or tool(s) covered.

You can attend a live workshop by enrolling at: Getting Started with the MSP430™ LaunchPad Workshop

MSP430™ 4xx One-Day Workshop

The MSP430™ 4xx One-Day Workshop is a quick introduction to MSP430™ basics including:

Low Power Techniques
Use of the Timers

MSP430™ 5xx One-Day Workshop

The MSP430™ 5xx One-Day Workshop is a quick introduction to the MSP430™ 5xx generation including:

Introduction to the 5xx generation offerings
Hands-on experience with the MSP-EXP430F5438 Experimenter Board
Using the MSP430™ CCS tool chain
Operating the 5xx core in active and low-power modes
A mixed-signal application optimized for ultra-low power

Lab exercises are included in each section.

MSP430™ FR57xx Training Workshop

The MSP430 FR57xx Training Workshop is a quick introduction to the MSP430FR5xx generation including:

Introduction to FRAM
Introduction to the FR57xx generation offerings
Hands-on experience with the MSP-EXP430FR5739 Experimenter Board
Operating the FR57xx in active and low-power modes
Operating the MPU on the FR57xx

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