So there you have it: a $4.30 micro-controller kit to get you started as a hardware hacker. Granted, the MSP430 community is not quite as big as the Arduino community, but it's growing and is ...

Houston &#151 Targeting battery powered applications, the newest MSP430F20xx microcontroller from Texas Instruments Inc. will deliver 500 nanoamps in standby mode utilizing unique very low-power ...

The MSP430F563x and MSP430F663x devices range from $2 to $5 USD in 10K units. Production parts are immediately available. TI's broad portfolio of microcontrollers (MCUs) and software From general ...

For many years Contiki has been one of the main choices when it came to choosing an IPv6 over Low power Wireless Personal Area Networks stack (aka 6LoWPAN). It is developed by a world-wide team of … ...

We’re sure there are more expensive LED controllers out there, but the TI-84 has got to be up there. Unless you have one on hand, then it’s free. And then you’ll doubtless need an… ...

TI: MSP430 MCUs offer configurable signal-chain elements for sensing applications New MSP430FR2355 ferroelectric random access memory MCUs allow developers to reduce printed circuit board size and ...

The whole thing was thrown together for the TI MSP430 Ultra-low Power Challenge; if you're interested in tinkering with the watch yourself you can order one here ($49; currently out of stock however).

Texas Instruments has expanded its MSP430 series of low cost microcontrollers to include two new devices. Menu. Topics Topics. Board Level Design Communications Hardware Displays EDA & Design Software ...

Texas Instruments has announced the launch of a free visual plug-in, designed to enable developers to easily enable and configure ultra low power MSP430 microcontroller peripherals through a graphical ...

BANGALORE, INDIA: Texas Instruments Incorporated (TI) today announced the launch of MSP430AFE2xx series of metrology analog front end (AFE) ultra-low-power 16-bit microcontrollers, offers ...

Linux can be used to develop software for embedded projects using microprocessors like the Microchip PIC, Atmel AVR, Philips LPC ARM and TI MSP430 devices. You don't need to be a professional ...