8 MHz 16-bit MSP430 with 2 KB Flash — what it delivers
It runs at 8 MHz and carries 2 KB of program Flash with 128 bytes of RAM. The part includes 14 general-purpose I/O lines, a slope A/D converter, a power-on-reset (POR) circuit, and a watchdog timer (WDT). This is a baseline MSP430 — no hardware multiplier, no DMA, no USB — sized for single-function control loops, sensor readout, and battery-monitoring tasks where the 16-bit core and ultra-low-power architecture are the draw.
No extended or military-grade option is listed for this order code, so verify the ambient conditions if the board sits near a heat source or in a sealed enclosure.
Package: 20-TVSOP
TVSOP is a tighter-pitch variant of TSSOP — the 0.5 mm lead pitch saves board area but demands a capable assembly process. The mounting type is surface mount. No exposed thermal pad is present, so all heat dissipates through the leads; keep the ambient load under the junction limit for continuous operation.
No NRND or last-time-buy notice is attached.