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WeAct Studio MSPM0G3507SRHBR Core Board 128KB Flash 32KB SRAM

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The WeAct Studio MSPM0G3507SRHBR Core Board is a compact development platform built around the TI MSPM0G3507 32-bit ARM Cortex-M0+ MCU, featuring 128KB Flash and 32KB SRAM. It provides a robust foundation for low-power IoT, automation, and embedded projects, supporting firmware development via TI Code Composer Studio or other ARM toolchains.

Features

  • TI MSPM0G3507SRHBR 32-bit ARM Cortex-M0+ MCU with up to 32MHz clock speed for efficient real-time processing.
  • 128KB Flash and 32KB SRAM memory for substantial application code and data handling in embedded systems.
  • Rich peripheral set including UART, SPI, I2C, ADC, and multiple timers for versatile sensor and communication interfacing.
  • Compact, breadboard-friendly design with 3.3V regulated power supply and SWD debug interface for rapid prototyping.
  • Wide operating temperature range from -40°C to +85°C, suitable for industrial and harsh environment applications.

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Description

The WeAct Studio MSPM0G3507 Core Board delivers a focused development environment for Texas Instruments’ MSPM0 microcontroller family. Centered on the MSPM0G3507SRHBR, this board leverages a 32-bit ARM Cortex-M0+ core optimized for low-power operation and deterministic real-time performance, making it ideal for battery-powered IoT endpoints and industrial control nodes.

Engineered for system integrators and firmware developers, the board includes essential power regulation, a USB Type-C connector for power and potential data, and accessible pin headers for all critical I/O lines. Its compact footprint and comprehensive peripheral support enable rapid transition from prototype to deployment in automation, sensing, and edge computing applications.

Key Features

  • High-performance 32-bit ARM Cortex-M0+ MCU core for efficient embedded processing.
  • Ample 128KB Flash memory for complex firmware and over-the-air (OTA) update capabilities.
  • 32KB SRAM supports real-time data buffers and application state management.
  • Integrated SWD (Serial Wire Debug) interface for full-speed in-circuit debugging and programming.
  • Onboard 3.3V LDO voltage regulator accepts a wide input range for flexible power sourcing.
  • Breadboard-compatible dual-row pin headers provide easy access to all GPIOs and communication buses.
  • USB Type-C connector offers modern, reversible connection for power and serial communication.
  • Designed for reliability across an industrial temperature range from -40°C to +85°C.

Applications

  • Low-power IoT sensor nodes and remote telemetry units.
  • Industrial automation controllers and real-time monitoring systems.
  • Battery-operated embedded devices and portable instrumentation.
  • Educational platforms for learning ARM Cortex-M0+ architecture and embedded C programming.
  • Prototyping and proof-of-concept for consumer electronics and smart home gadgets.

Technical Specifications

Microcontroller/SoCTI MSPM0G3507SRHBR (ARM Cortex-M0+)
Core Architecture32-bit ARM Cortex-M0+
Clock FrequencyUp to 32 MHz
Flash Memory128 KB
SRAM32 KB
Supply Voltage3.3V (regulated)
Operating Current15–25 mA (typical)
InterfacesUART, SPI, I2C, ADC, Timers, GPIO
Debug InterfaceSWD (Serial Wire Debug)
USB ConnectorUSB Type-C
Operating Temperature-40°C to +85°C
Dimensions (LxW)38 mm x 18 mm
Weight9 g

Frequently Asked Questions

What development environment and toolchain should I use with this MSPM0G3507 board?

You can develop firmware using Texas Instruments' Code Composer Studio (CCS) IDE or Arm's Keil MDK. For open-source options, use the TI MSPM0 SDK with GCC and debug via the onboard SWD interface using a compatible JTAG probe like an Segger Segger or a TI XDS110. The board is compatible with standard ARM Cortex-M tooling and libraries.

How do I power the board and what is the typical operating current?

Power the board via the USB Type-C port or through the VIN pin headers. The onboard regulator provides a stable 3.3V supply. Under typical active operation with the MCU running at full speed, expect a current draw between 15mA and 25mA. For low-power applications, utilize the MCU's built-in sleep modes to significantly reduce consumption.

What communication interfaces are available on the GPIO pins?

The exposed pin headers provide access to multiple UART (serial), SPI, and I2C interfaces, alongside several ADC channels and general-purpose timers. You can connect sensors, displays, or wireless modules like SPI-based LoRa or I2C environmental sensors directly. Consult the board's pinout diagram to map specific peripheral functions to physical pins.

Can I program and debug the board without external hardware?

Yes, programming and debugging are performed through the dedicated SWD (Serial Wire Debug) pins. You will need an external debug probe, such as a Segger Segger or a TI MSP430 LaunchPad acting as a programmer, connected to these pins. The board does not have a built-in USB-to-serial chip, so for UART communication, you may need an external USB-to-TTL adapter.

Package Includes

  • 1 x WeAct Studio MSPM0G3507SRHBR Core Board
  • 1 x Header pin set
  • 1 x Connector

Additional Information

Weight 0.009 kg
Dimensions 3.8 × 1.8 cm