There's no question that we're fans of the Arduino here at GeekDad; however, that doesn't mean we don't occasionally dabble with other micro-controllers. The Texas Instruments MSP430 Launchpad Kit is ...

I had pondered doing an open source project using the MSP430 dev kit and had a couple of responses from a couple of EEWEB members in EEWEBs Electronics Forumthat was helpful in making a decision as to ...

Semiconductor company Texas Instruments announced its new MSP430 MCU Value Line LaunchPad development kit that includes all of the hardware and software needed to easily launch designs based on TI's ...

DALLAS, June 22 /PRNewswire/ — Furthering its commitment to merge 16-bit MCU performance, ultra-low power and ultra-low cost to overcome shortcomings of 8-bit MCUs, Texas Instruments Incorporated (TI) ...

CHICAGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Cymbet Corporation today announced that their EnerChip solid state battery energy harvesting (EH) evaluation kits now support the popular Texas Instruments Incorporated (TI) ...

Cymbet’s EnerChip solid state battery energy harvesting (EH) evaluation kits now support Texas Instruments’ MSP430 Value Line LaunchPad development kit. The combination enables designers to ...

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module. The A110LR09A RF module is available from TI third party developer Anaren, and can be tested using the 430BOOST-CC110L development tool.

[Markus] had a TI MSP430 sitting around from the LaunchPad kit he bought a while back. He didn’t know what to do with it, but eventually decided that it would make a great miniature alarm clock. He ...

[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0hvQUXcXlEg&w=470] Hot off the heels of his web server for the TI MSP430, [Rob] shared a MIDI booster pack for the MSP430 ...

Texas Instruments has launched the Stellaris LaunchPad evaluation kit for ARM Cortex-M4 developers. The tool lets engineers explore ARM Cortex-M4F microcontrollers and TI's Stellaris family of mcus.