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Re: [lpc2000] Re: LPC's w/ ENC28J60 for ethernet via SPI

2006-01-09 by Tom Walsh

Ryan Niemi wrote:

>>Have you looked at the Atmel AT91SAM7X?
>>    
>>
>
>I took a brief look, but availability concerns me.  Actually, while
>getting into an alternate CPU discussion, I came up with an
>interesting silicon cost comparison for some of my options.  These
>prices below are based on single unit quantities priced via Digikey:
>
>LPC2292                  $13.46
>CS8900A                   $8.36
>256Kx16 SRAM              $4.41     Total:  $26.23
>
>EP9302                   $16.14
>64Mb (4Mx16) SDRAM        $5.67
>Micrel 10/100 PHY         $3.78
>4Mb (512KB) SPI flash     $2.15     Total:  $27.74
>
>Hmm, $26.23 for an ARM7TDMI @ 60MHz, 256KB flash, 512KB SRAM, 10mbps
>ethernet, vs. $27.74 for an ARM920T @ 200MHz, 512KB flash, 8MB SDRAM,
>10/100 ethernet.  A whole $1.51 additional silicon cost.
>  
>

Then take the EP9302 and add:

Previous cost:                $27.74
SD Socket:                    $3.80
SD 128Meg card:               $8.00
64Mb (4Mx16) SDRAM            -$5.67
32MByte (16Mx16) SDRAM        $12.54   Total: $46.41

And you get a killer Linux powered embedded system!

BTW, where did you find the cost of the EP9302?  I cannot seem to find 
anyone but Cirrus that you can get those parts from (e.g. Nu-Horizons, 
etc.).

Regards,

TomW



-- 
Tom Walsh - WN3L - Embedded Systems Consultant
http://openhardware.net, http://cyberiansoftware.com
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