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Texas Instruments MSP430F6435 Manual (120 pages)

Mixed-Signal Microcontrollers

Brand: Texas Instruments | Category: Microcontrollers | Size: 1 MB

Features
1
Applications
1
Device Overview

2
- Description
  2
- Table of Contents
  4
Revision History

5
Device Comparison

6
Terminal Configuration and Functions

7
Specifications

17
USCI (I C Mode)

38
LCD_B, Recommended Operating Conditions

39
LCD_B, Electrical Characteristics

40
Detailed Description

55
- Overview
  55
- Cpu
  55
- Instruction Set
  56
- Operating Modes
  57
- Interrupt Vector Addresses
  58
- Memory
  59
- Bootloader (BSL)
  60
- JTAG Operation
  60
- Flash Memory (Link to User's Guide)
  61
- RAM (Link to User's Guide)
  62
- Backup RAM
  62
- Peripherals
  62
- Input/Output Schematics
  84
- Device Descriptors
  107
Device and Documentation Support

108
- Device Support
  108
- Documentation Support
  111
- Related Links
  111
- Community Resources
  112
- Trademarks
  112
- Copyright © 2010-2015, Texas Instruments Incorporated
  112

Texas Instruments MSP430F6435 User Manual (52 pages)

Flash Devices Bootloader (BSL)

Brand: Texas Instruments | Category: Microcontrollers | Size: 1 MB

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Texas Instruments MSP430F6435 Manual (120 pages)

Table of Contents

Device Overview

Revision History

Device Comparison

Terminal Configuration and Functions

Specifications

USCI (I C Mode)

LCD_B, Recommended Operating Conditions

LCD_B, Electrical Characteristics

12-Bit ADC, Linearity Parameters Using the Internal Reference Voltage

Detailed Description

Device and Documentation Support

Texas Instruments MSP430F6435 User Manual (52 pages)

Table of Contents

1 Introduction

2 Bootloader Protocol - 1Xx, 2Xx, and 4Xx Families

3 Bootloader Protocol - F5Xx and F6Xx Families

4 Bootloader Hardware

5 Differences between Devices and Bootloader Versions

6 Bootloader PCB Layout Suggestion

7 Revision History

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