MSP430G2153IPW20 16-bit Microcontroller MCU, IPW20 TSSOP-20

MSP430G2153IPW20 Overview

The MSP430G2153IPW20 is a low?power, 16?bit microcontroller in a 20?pin TSSOP package optimized for cost?sensitive embedded control. It combines a compact pin count with the MSP430 family??s emphasis on ultra?low standby currents and fast wake?up, making it suitable for battery?powered instruments and simple industrial control nodes. Engineers and sourcing teams can compare it to other value?line devices when balancing small board area, minimal BOM, and adequate memory and peripheral sets. Learn more via IC Manufacturer.

MSP430G2153IPW20 Technical Specifications

MSP430G2153IPW20 Key Features

• 16?bit core ?? delivers efficient integer math and lower code size compared with many 8?bit alternatives.
• Ultra?low power modes ?? extends battery life in portable and remote sensing applications, reducing standby drain compared with general?purpose MCUs.
• Small 20?pin package ?? integrates essential peripherals while saving PCB area relative to larger MCUs, helping reduce BOM and enclosure size.
• Integrated 10?bit ADC ?? enables direct sensor interfacing with fewer external components, improving reliability and integration.

Typical Applications

• Battery?powered sensor nodes where sub???A standby and fast wake?up reduce maintenance frequency and enable long deployments in remote monitoring systems.
• Simple industrial control panels that require a compact MCU with timers and ADCs for analog input sampling and PWM control in tighter PCB footprints.
• Portable medical devices where low supply current and a small TSSOP package lower system size and extend battery life while maintaining reliable analog measurements.
• Home automation sensors and controllers that prioritize low BOM cost, compactness, and enough digital I/O for switches, LEDs, and serial communication.

MSP430G2153IPW20 Advantages vs Typical Alternatives

The device combines a 16?bit MSP430 core with ultra?low power consumption and a 20?pin TSSOP package, making it smaller and more power?efficient than many 8?bit MCUs with similar peripheral counts. It offers competitive on?chip ADC and timer resources in a lower pin count, which reduces PCB area and BOM. For designers prioritizing battery life and compact form factor, it typically delivers lower standby current and faster wake?up times compared with larger, higher?clocked controllers.

MSP430G2153IPW20 Brand Info

The MSP430G2153IPW20 is part of the MSP430 family from Texas Instruments. TI??s MSP430 portfolio focuses on ultra?low?power microcontrollers and broad ecosystem support, including development tools, compilers, and reference designs. This part aligns with TI??s value?line devices for compact, energy?efficient embedded applications.

FAQ

What package does this part use?

The MSP430G2153IPW20 is supplied in a 20?pin TSSOP (PW) package, which balances small PCB footprint with accessible pin?out for power, I/O, and peripheral connections suitable for compact designs.

What is the operating voltage range?

This MCU operates from approximately 1.8 volts up to about 3.6 volts, supporting single?cell battery systems and typical 3.3 V logic domains without external regulators in many designs.

Does it include analog inputs?

Yes, the device includes a 10?bit ADC with multiple channels, enabling direct connection to sensors and analog signals for accurate measurement without extra ADC components.

How does its power consumption compare?

The MSP430 family targets ultra?low power: this device offers multiple low?power modes and fast wake?up to minimize energy use in standby, which is typically far lower than many general?purpose microcontrollers at idle.

Is development support available?

Development tools, code examples, and IDE compatibility are available within the MSP430 ecosystem from Texas Instruments, enabling quick prototyping and migration across similar MSP430 devices.