There are a variety of USB Microcontrollers available in the MSP430 portfolio, which are ideal for applications
including analog and digital sensor systems, data loggers, and other
solutions that require connectivity to various USB hosts. With the
MSP430F5xx/F6xx family of devices, intuitive evaluation tools, and a
library of USB software, designers are prepared to implement USB programmable microcontrollers in their projects today!
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Medical USB Platform: Learn more about
TI's Continua-certified USB hardware-software platform that
implements the Personal Healthcare Device Class along with
IEEE 11073.
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MSP430's USB Devices:
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Memory (FLASH) |
USB |
ADC |
ADC Channels |
DAC |
LCD |
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To
evaluate USB development on the MSP430:
1) Obtain a MSP430 USB
Debugging Interface (MSP-FET430UIF)

2) Choose and obtain the
target board corresponding with the MSP430 derivative you would like
to use. (These can be bought together with a
MSP-FET430UIF.)
Target Boards for MSP430 USB Devices:
3) Choose a software
development platform:
MSP430's USB Software
Development Platforms:
(Note: If using the MSP430 USB API to implement USB's
Mass Storage Class (MSC), please note that it cannot be used with
IAR-Kickstart due to the limitation in object code size.
Instead, use the free version of CCS above, or a
fully-licensed version of IAR.)
4) Download the
free MSP430 USB Developer's Package, which
contains all the source code and utilities needed to develop USB
applications on MSP430; the API stack library, the Descriptor
Tool, the Field Firmware Updater, and host HID
APIs.
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Guides
MSP430F5xx/6xx User's Guide
(.pdf 320KB)
Download
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