4.1 - Introduction
Using interrupts to respond to system events is lifeblood of most embedded systems.
Picking up from the last chapter, we will use a GPIO pushbuttons to trigger events in our system. But before we try configuring interrupts, we will simply read the pushbutton's GPIO pin using TI GPIO software libraries.
Like previous chapters, please scroll down the appropriate video (or click the link in the table to jump to the right spot.)
| View Video | Device Families |
|---|---|
| Chapter 4.1 Video (SimpleLink) | CC1352, CC2340, CC3220, MSP432E |
| Chapter 4.1 Video (C2000) | TMS320F28379D |
| Chapter 4.1 Video (MSPM0) | MSPM0G3507 |
Chapter 4.1 Video (SimpleLink) (top)
The following video covers the SimpleLink microcontrollers, including the CC1352, CC2340, CC3220, and the MSP432E401Y.
Lab 4.1 Video & Directions (C2000) (top)
The following video and step-by-step instructions cover the C2000 microcontrollers, including the TMS320F28739D DSP Microcontroller LaunchPad.
Lab 4.1 Video & Directions (MSPM0) (top)
The following video and step-by-step instructions cover the MSPM0 microcontrollers, including the MSPM0G3507 LaunchPad.
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