RF430FRL152H
ANT 1
ANT 2
RF
P
1
.4
/T
C
K
P
1
.5
/T
D
I
P
1
.6
/T
D
O
P
1
.7
/T
MS
1.5 V
JTAG Level
Translators
3.3 V
FET Tool
Programmer
Connector
'E
^
0
_
s^t
^
1
_
^
D
/
^
_
(S3)
^
1
_
(S4)
^
0
_
(S5)
SVSS
ADC0
VDDSW
ADC2
ADC1
Thermistor
Reference Resistor
Light Sensor
3.3V
MOSFET
INT
5 V
3.3 V
POWER LED
ALARM
LED
Power
Chooser
Power From
MSP-FET
1.5-V LDO
^
Ç
_
^
^
µoÇ
_
VDDB
VDDB
P1.2/SPI_CLK
P1.1/MISO/SCL
P1.0/MOSI/SDA
P1.3/SPI_CS
0
Level
Translator
Level
Translator
SV9
SV10
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
POWER_3V3
RF430_RST
INT_3V3
BPACK_CLK
BPACK_CS
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
GND
BPACK_SDA
BPACK_SCL
BPACK_CS
BPACK_CLK
BPACK_SDA
BPACK_SCL
INT_3V3
LaunchPad BoosterPack
Headers
s^t
^
1
_
s^t
^
1
_
'E
^
0
_
'E
^
0
_
USB
Mini
Connector
3.3-V LDO
RE
S
E
T
VDDSW
Jumper
SV7
S6
Hardware Description
2
Hardware Description
2.1
Block Diagram
shows the EVM block diagram.
Figure 4. RF430FRL152HEVM Block Diagram
.
•
The EVM board can be powered by RF scavenged energy, battery, FET emulator tool, or USB power.
When powered through the USB connection or an MSP-FET emulation tool, switch S6 must be set to
"Supply". If the EVM is powered by scavenged RF energy or a battery, switch S6 must be set to
"Battery".
•
Level translators are used on I
2
C, SPI, and FET emulator interfaces.
•
The power (green) LED should turns on only when the board is powered by a USB connection.
•
Jumper SV7 is needed to bypass the internal battery switch and provide power directly to the core.
This jumper should be populated for most use cases.
•
When the EVM is powered by the USB connection, the Alarm LED briefly flashes at power-up or stays
illuminated if there is an interrupt from the RF430FRL152H. It is normal for the Alarm LED to stay lit
during MSP-FET tool programming.
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SLAU607 – December 2014
RF430FRL152HEVM User's Guide
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