This repository contains TI's MSPM0 Software Development Kit
The MSPM0 SDK provides the ultimate collection of software, tools and documentation to accelerate the development of applications for the MSPM0 MCU platform. The software is designed for optimal performance and memory utilization, providing a consistent and cohesive experience with a wide variety of drivers, libraries and easy-to-use examples under a single software package
Features Support for the ARM®Cortex®-M0+ core and all MSPM0 devices with full support of their corresponding EVMs and peripherals. A wide variety of middleWare including drivers, libraries and protocol stacks for different applications and sectors including automotive, appliances, building and factory automation, etc. An extensive list of ready-to-use code examples to demonstrate and test device functionality, and provide a starting point to accelerate application development
This repository contains all the files located in TI's MSPM0 SDK installer. It is provided via a Git repo to meet several use cases, including:
- Enables CI/CD tooling to use Git rather than installers
- Increases visibility of changes, better enabling benefit/risk assessments
- Simplifies the workflow for rebasing user changes to different releases
Full SDK documentation is located in the repository. An online version of the documentation can also be found here. Make sure the version of the documentation your viewing matches the git repository SDK version.
- To change this on the top right of the linked page click the icon with 3 horizontal lines.
- Click Package Manager. Scroll down to MSPM0 SDK and click the arrow under More column.
- Finally select the version of the SDK you want to view.
You can learn more about the MSPM0 product family supported by this SDK here
- MSPM0G EVM - LP-MSPM0G3507
- MSPM0L EVM - LP-MSPM0L1306
- MSPM0L EVM - LP-MSPM0L2228
- MSPM0C EVM - LP-MSPM0C1104
If you have any question or issues with the Software Development Kit, our MSPM0 development boards or using IDEs such as Code Composer Studio with our devices please go to Texas Instrument's E2E support forum here.