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//########################################################################### #include "DSP2833x_Device.h" // external function prototypes extern void InitSysCtrl(void); extern void InitCpuTimers(void); // Prototype statements for functions found within this file. void Gpio_select(void); void Setup_HS1(void); void Setup_HS2(void); void Setup_HS3(void); void Setup_HS4(void); void Setup_HS5(void); void Setup_HS6(void); // Global Variables int Hall_1_result, Hall_2_result, Hall_3_result, Hall_State, x=0 , P_State=0; #define Hall_1 GpioDataRegs.GPADAT.bit.GPIO24 #define Hall_2 GpioDataRegs.GPA
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If you have one of those 5050/WS2811 aka WS2812 strips and you want to "wear" it, I have a board for you. Here are the specs: 20pin MSP430G2xx3 5V power supply 0.05" programming header UART input (allows pixel or sequence control) 11mm wide (0.45") 25mm long (1") 32mm long (1.25") - version with memory optional SOIC SRAM or EEPROM 1mm thick There are 4 boards on the panel, 2 with memory option. Assembled boards Board in the sleeve Board attached to 30 LED strip (0.5m)
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So I have my MSP430 launchpad with g2553 and g2452 lying around for year now and finally have a reason to use it. I'm a total noob (I mean I programmed some assembler and C in college and know some basic stuff about MCUs but never actually put it to use), but my for my first project I've picked a tough one. That way I'll be challenged and won't get bored. So I've just bought a motherboard that only has 2 fan connectors on it, but I need at least 4 of those, so I decided to make a fan controller. I could just use some 7805s but what's the fun in that? The idea is to use the inferior msp43
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I started learning TIVA C launchPad from past 15 days only . I am watching youtube videos. and refering datasheet. I wrote code in DRM style ,ie. direct register assignment method as shown in videos. I know little only about ADC , timer as I used these modules only. I want to learn API style coding using tivaware. How do I start..? there are many doc and videos that talks about how to install tivaware, CCS or IAR workbench. there is pdf by TI -> ' TivaWare
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I have just published another blog post about the flight controller I have been working on recently and thought you guys might be interested: http://blog.tkjelectronics.dk/2015/08/bachelors-thesis-launchpad-flight-controller The source code is available on Github: https://github.com/Lauszus/LaunchPadFlightController. A PCB for a BoosterPack has been ordered and should arrive in a few weeks. In case anyone of you want to try it out yourself you can order the PCB yourself: https://www.oshpark.com/shared_projects/9DC5cp8eor simply wire it up on a prototyping board. The video below s
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Hi everyone, Just wanted to share my flight controller I wrote some time ago Here is a video of it: The code is available here: https://github.com/Lauszus/LaunchPadFlightController. You can read more about it at my blog: http://blog.tkjelectronics.dk/2015/01/launchpad-flight-controller/. Regards Kristian Sloth Lauszus
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Dear all, http://www.ti.com/ww/en/launchpad/launchpads-msp430.html#tabs I am new to this forum. I found that energia IDE work similar to arduino IDE based on library functions. My questions are 1) I have worked on various library based IDE like mpide, uecide I found that some library wont work on some controller Like SoftwareSerial on chipkit uno32 by mpide IDE, I would like to know if someone used IDE what are library it really worked for them. I am looking for below library 1)basic: analogRead(); digitalRead();digitialWrite();Serial.print();Serial.println() 2) Wire: w