MSP430F5308IPT 16-bit Microcontroller TSSOP Package

MSP430F5308IPT Overview

The MSP430F5308IPT is a low-power, 16-bit microcontroller intended for embedded control and mixed-signal applications. It combines a compact package with integrated timers, analog and digital peripherals to support sensor interfacing, motor control, and communication functions. Designers choose this device for low-power duty cycles, compact system boards, and tighter integration compared with discrete solutions. For sourcing and additional device variants see IC Manufacturer.

MSP430F5308IPT Technical Specifications

MSP430F5308IPT Key Features

• 16-bit RISC core enabling efficient instruction throughput for control tasks with lower code density and faster response than many 8-bit alternatives.
• Integrated ADC (12-bit) for precise analog sensing, reducing external components and improving signal chain accuracy in measurement systems.
• Low-voltage operation across a wide range (1.8?C3.6 V) to support battery-powered designs and energy-sensitive industrial modules.
• Compact 28-pin package that simplifies board layout while retaining multiple timers and serial interfaces for richer system integration.

Typical Applications

• Battery-powered sensor nodes where low-power sleep modes and an integrated ADC reduce energy draw and external parts count for longer field life.
• Industrial control panels requiring reliable analog measurement, serial communication to peripherals, and compact PCB footprint for space-constrained enclosures.
• Motor-control and actuator interfaces that use multiple timers and PWM outputs to deliver smoother control and tighter speed regulation in compact systems.
• Consumer and portable devices that need mixed-signal functions, UART/SPI/I2C communications, and robust low-voltage operation for sleeker product designs.

MSP430F5308IPT Advantages vs Typical Alternatives

The device balances low-power operation with integrated analog and digital peripherals to reduce bill-of-materials and board area versus using separate ADCs and controllers. Its 16-bit core offers more efficient numeric handling and better performance per clock than many 8-bit microcontrollers, while the wide supply range supports more battery chemistries. In many designs, using this part leads to fewer external components, lower standby current, and simpler firmware paths compared with typical multi-chip alternatives.

MSP430F5308IPT Brand Info

The MSP430F5308IPT is part of the MSP430 family from Texas Instruments. The brand emphasizes low-power embedded processing and broad analog integration. Texas Instruments supplies reference materials, development tools, and application notes geared toward embedded and industrial designers.

FAQ

What is the core architecture?

The device uses a 16-bit RISC core optimized for low-power embedded control. This architecture improves control performance and code density compared with many 8-bit microcontrollers.

What supply range does it support?

It operates across a wide supply voltage window suitable for battery and single-supply designs. The flexible input range supports common battery chemistries and low-voltage system rails.

Does it include onboard ADC?

Yes, it integrates a 12-bit ADC suitable for precise analog measurement. Onboard conversion reduces the need for external ADCs and simplifies sensor interfaces on compact PCBs.

Which serial interfaces are available?

The device provides USCI-style serial modules that support UART, SPI, and I2C operation. These interfaces enable robust communication with sensors, displays, and other peripherals.

What packaging is offered for this part?

This part is supplied in a compact TSSOP-28 package (IPT variant), which trades off pin count for smaller PCB area while retaining multiple I/O and peripherals for embedded systems.