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Ultralow-power MCUs suit portable medical apps

Posted: 26 Feb 2007

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Keywords: ADC flash memory DAC TI MCU

[Summary of tips] Bringing high integration and ultralow power to complex, deeply embedded industrial sensing applications including portable medical systems, Texas Instruments Inc. (TI) announced volume availability of the MSP430FG461x series of ultralow power MCUs with up to 120Kbyte flash memory.As the first devices to incorporate the MSP430X......

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Related Info

What is an ADC?
ADC stands for analog-to-digital converter. It is an electronic device that converts input analog voltage to a discrete digital number. Applications include anything that involves the processing of analog signals into digital form.

What is flash memory?
Flash is rewritable storage chip that holds content without power. Flash memory chips can either be NOR or NAND.

What is memory?
It is the computer's physical workspace that stores the instructions, programs and data needed to accomplish the tasks executed by the processor for some interval of time, even after electrical power to the computer is turned off.

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