MSP-FET430, MSP430 MCU Development System

Reference Design using part MSP430F112 by Texas Instruments

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Manufacturer

Texas Instruments
  • Application Category
    Embedded System
  • Product Type
    Microcontroller

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Description

  • MSP-FET430, MSP430 MCU Development System. The FET is the development tool for the MSP430 ultra low power microcontroller

Key Features

  • Embedded System Type
    MCU
  • Family Name
    MSP430

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