The MSP430F46161IPZ is a highly integrated microcontroller developed by Texas Instruments as part of their MSP430 product family. This IC component is built on low-power processing technology, making it suitable for battery-operated devices, portable instruments, and other energy-efficient applications. It offers a diverse range of features to enhance performance and ease of use.
One of the prominent features of the MSP430F46161IPZ is its 16-bit RISC CPU core, which is capable of clock frequencies up to 20 MHz. This powerful CPU, combined with a rich set of integrated peripherals, allows for the implementation of complex and demanding applications. Furthermore, the microcontroller operates at ultra-low power, making it highly suitable for energy-constrained applications.
The MSP430F46161IPZ incorporates 120KB of Flash memory, providing ample space for program storage. Additionally, it offers 2KB of RAM for data storage and manipulation. This on-chip memory eliminates the need for external memory, reducing the overall system cost and footprint.
To cater to various interfacing requirements, the microcontroller integrates a wide range of peripherals. It includes a versatile 12-bit analog-to-digital converter (ADC) with up to 24 channels, enabling accurate measurement and sampling of external analog signals. Moreover, it features a UART module for serial communication, I2C and SPI interfaces for communication with external devices, and a timer module for precise timekeeping and event generation
