FRAM-based 16-bit MCU with integrated LCD driver
Its program memory is 64 KB of FRAM — a nonvolatile memory that writes at near-SRAM speed, supports 10^15 write cycles, and consumes less active power than Flash. Connectivity covers I²C, IrDA, SCI, SPI, and UART/USART.
FRAM memory: why it changes the firmware strategy
FRAM writes at bus speed with no erase cycle, so the 64 KB program space doubles as data-logging storage without wear-leveling. The 2K x 8 RAM handles stack and scratchpad. For designs that log sensor data or receive over-the-air updates, FRAM eliminates the write-buffer and sector-erase overhead that Flash-based MCUs require.
Lifecycle and supply posture
TI lists the MSP430FR6822IPMR as Active.
