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In this tutorial we will learn to interface a 7 segment LED display (LT543) with MSP430 Launchpad development board from Texas Instruments.A 7 Segment LED display can be used to display a limited number of character sets like numbers(0-9),Hexadecimal characters (0-F) and a few english characters(H,L,E etc.The Display used is Common cathode 7 Segment Display The Full Tutorial is Available here. http://xanthium.in/interfacing-7-segment-led-with-msp430-launchpad
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A Short introduction on Programming ADC10 of MSP430 Launchpad and Displaying the ADC10 values on a LED Bar graph type Display. Full Tutorial can be found here
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A short tutorial on how to use the IAR Embedded Workbench 5.3 to program and debug MSP430 microcontrollers on a windows box.The article teaches the reader to create and compile a simple C Project to blink the LED on a launchpad development board from Texas Instruments.The article can also be used with other MSP430 emulators like MSP430 Flash Emulation Tool (MSP-FET). IAR Embedded Workbench for MSP430 is a commercial integrated development environment developed by IAR Systems. The IDE comes in a paid full version and a code limited trial version.The free version can be downloaded from
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Hello Everyone, I'm having some problems with my code, and I'm really hoping to get some help and guidance to get it working. I'm new to all of this, so please bear with me, if the errors I'm making are stupid ones. The way I want my code to work is this: Everytime motion is detected on the PIR motion sensor, it should blink the LED on the launchpad, and then display the count on the seven segment display. When the count gets to 9, I want it to reset to 0 and then start over. So for example, if the PIR detects motion once, it should display 1, twice, it should display 2 and so on. Right no -
Hi all! This is my first post on 43oh forum. I am currently working on a project which i think the 43oh community members will like. :grin: Project Description: The main aim of the project was to create a Simple, Easy to control Graphic User Interface (GUI) to control various pins on MSP430 Launchpad (MSP430g2553 uC). The GUI for this purpose was created using Visual C# and can be used on any Windows based System. (GUI in action)
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Hi all, Just to show off a little something I did It's an LCD display of a "ball" rolling around on a spotted surface, and bouncing from the boundries. The direction and speed of rolling is determined by the tilt of the entire setup. The hardware is a Nokia 5110 LCD breakout and a cheap 3-axis accelerometer breakout, both hooked directly to the MSP430 Launchpad. Code was written in Energia. Here's the video: I don't consider the code clean enough to publish, however I'll be happy to answer any questions about it. Happy coding!
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Often found that there are quite a lot of preparation work to do when trying to test out some simple code or concept, or explore an old IC of some sort collecting dust under the drawer. Everytime I have to pick up the LP, breadboard, jumper wires, LEDs, switches etc. This is my most favorite hobby but I can't afford a dedicated work bench so that means alot of work before and alot of clean up afterwards. I wondered are there more convenient ways of doing this.. I'm sure I'm not the only one facing this problem, and there are very fancy dev boards out there with almost everything imaginable
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