Lpc2000

Never on a Sunday ...

> > This would mean 160 Mbits/second and that gives a 80 MHz clock.
>
> How did you get that value?  160Mbits/second with the 4-bit

I must have been sleeping. 4 bits interface means 2 * 8 and 160/2 == 80
My mistake, but 40 MHz is still out of spec.

> > I tried this card on the LPC3000 with SD clocks (20, 26, 34
> > and 52 MHz). Can still read at 52 MHz but not write.
>
> What speed do you get for reading at 52MHz, and what speed do you
> get for writing at 26 and 34MHz?  I'm assuming this is an extreme
> III SD card you're referring to?

This was an Extreme II card.
I did not check max. read and write speeds. I was just asked to check if 
we are able to go higher than the max. 25 MHz.
This is not for memory cards but for SDIO as far as I know (they did not 
tell me what kind of SDIO)

Rob