Optimized MSP Programming Across Active and Low Power Modes

750 views · Published 11 November 2014 · 35:42 · Indexed 8 November 2026

Channel: Texas Instruments · 2014 · Science & Technology

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Realizing an ultra-low power (ULP) system design to conserve every nano amp possible is rarely an easy task to achieve. Such an effort requires detailed knowledge of everything your MCU architecture offers in the way of enabling ULP as well as the features of any external components. This course gives practical instructions of how to use the integrated features of the MSP MCU family to realize an ultra-low power application. Special focus is given to specific ULP features, coding techniques that reduce the power of your embedded application as well as innovative tools to optimize your application’s energy consumption.

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