MSP430FR5964IRGZR Microcontroller MCU, 16-bit FRAM, IRGZR Package

  • 16-bit microcontroller core enables precise control for embedded applications, simplifying firmware and improving system responsiveness.
  • FRAM-based memory offers fast non-volatile writes, reducing latency and preserving data during unexpected power loss.
  • Compact package and low-power operation minimize board footprint and energy consumption for battery-operated or wearable designs.
  • In remote sensor nodes, the MSP430FR5964IRGZR enables reliable data logging with minimal power draw and fast wake times.
  • Built-in peripheral redundancy and production screening provide long-term reliability for industrial and consumer electronics.
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MSP430FR5964IRGZR Overview

The MSP430FR5964IRGZR is a low-power, 16-bit microcontroller that combines nonvolatile FRAM with a compact peripheral set for mixed-signal and control applications. It delivers fast nonvolatile access, multiple serial interfaces, and integrated analog for sensor and battery-powered designs. The device targets engineers who need deterministic performance with reduced power in embedded systems. For procurement and datasheet access visit IC Manufacturer.

MSP430FR5964IRGZR Technical Specifications

CPU16?bit RISC
Maximum clock16 MHz
Nonvolatile memory64 KB FRAM
SRAM2 KB RAM
Supply voltage1.8 V to 3.6 V
Operating temperature?C40 ??C to 85 ??C
Analog12?bit ADC, integrated comparator
Serial interfacesMultiple eUSCI modules: UART / SPI / I2C
Timers16?bit timers with capture/compare
GPIOMultiple general?purpose I/O pins
Low?power modesMultiple LPMs for deep sleep and picoamp retention
PackageIRGZ package (industry standard type)

MSP430FR5964IRGZR Key Features

  • One 16?bit core that provides efficient instruction density and lower code size compared with many 32?bit MCUs.
  • Nonvolatile FRAM memory enabling fast writes and high endurance, which reduces write latency and extends data logging life.
  • Low supply range and multiple low?power modes that matter for battery?operated, always?on systems where energy per operation is critical.
  • Integrated 12?bit ADC and analog comparator for direct sensor interface, eliminating the need for many external components.
  • Hardware serial controllers (UART/SPI/I2C) for easier integration with sensors, memories, and wireless modules, improving design time to market.
  • 16?bit timers and DMA support that improve deterministic timing and offload CPU for higher system efficiency.

Typical Applications

  • Battery?powered sensor modules that need low standby current and fast nonvolatile logging for frequent write cycles across many years.
  • Industrial control nodes where deterministic 16?bit timing and integrated serial peripherals simplify connectivity to field buses and sensors.
  • Portable medical devices requiring low power, nonvolatile storage, and a compact mixed?signal MCU to manage sensors and user interfaces.
  • Consumer energy measurement and metering where frequent writes to nonvolatile memory, low power consumption, and integrated ADC reduce BOM and power.

MSP430FR5964IRGZR Advantages vs Typical Alternatives

The device offers faster nonvolatile writes and substantially higher write endurance versus traditional flash?based MCUs, enhancing reliability for frequent data logging. Its 16?bit core delivers denser code and lower active energy per instruction compared with many 32?bit parts, helping systems meet tight power budgets. Integrated 12?bit analog and multiple serial interfaces reduce external components and board area. In short, the MCU trades higher raw CPU width for efficiency, lower energy, and better nonvolatile write performance.

MSP430FR5964IRGZR Brand Info

The MSP430 family is produced by Texas Instruments, a long?standing supplier of analog and embedded processors. This specific part follows TI??s MSP430 focus on ultra?low power MCUs with FRAM technology, aimed at sensor, industrial, and battery?critical applications that require reliable nonvolatile operation and efficient mixed?signal integration.

FAQ

What is the memory type?

The device uses nonvolatile FRAM for program and data storage. FRAM supports fast, low?energy writes and high endurance, which suits frequent logging and configuration storage without external EEPROM.

What supply voltage is required?

Designers should power the MCU within the specified 1.8 V to 3.6 V range. This wide range supports battery chemistries and common system rails while maintaining reliable operation across conditions.

Is the MCU suitable for battery systems?

Yes. Low active current, multiple low?power modes, and efficient FRAM writes make the device well suited for battery?driven systems that require long standby life and frequent nonvolatile updates.

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Which serial interfaces are available?

The device includes multiple eUSCI modules that support UART, SPI, and I2C operation, enabling easy integration with sensors, radios, and peripheral ICs without extra serial bridge chips.

Where to find datasheet and support?

Datasheet, application notes, and development tools are available through the manufacturer??s resources and distributor portals. Reference designs and toolchain links help accelerate evaluation and production design.

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