Lpc2000

For serious application you have to use LPC 211X or LPC 22XX families 
because actually available LPC210X family hasn't flash protection scheme 
available and also new releases of bootloaders will not be able to solve 
the problem. In practice every one using a jtag emulator may read flash 
content and reprogram other chips. This means that someone may copy your 
executable program. LPC211x and 22xx family and also new members of 
LPC210x family will have flash security available. New LPX21xx memebers 
will haven't 1.8V Vcc because will be obtained internally. Actually all 
mcu of the same family are high to low pin to pin compatible but until 
now I have no information about new chips.
Massimo Manca, Micron Engineering

Jaime Andres Aranguren Cardona wrote:

>Thanks... seems that at the moment are not available
>for online ordering. Would I need to call them?
>
>What concerns me the most is about future
>availability. LPCs seems to be such nice
>implementations of ARM 7 core, and we are evaluating
>the possiblity of using them for future projects. But
>if actual devices won't be in the market for buying,
>maybe it's not worth the effort, and we would rather
>stay on po`pular and already available solutions, like
>8051 and derivatives, or even PICs (although they are
>VERY different arcitectures, being the LPCs much more
>powerful), or even another 16/32 bit microcontrollers
>(Motorola's, Renesas', etc...)
>
>I'd like to have all of your comments/thoughts about
>the subject.
>
>Regards,
>
>JaaC
>
>
>--- Chris Graham <chris_e_gr@...> wrote:
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>>I got some LPC2106s from Arrow in the US.
>>
>>- Chris
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>
>Jaime Andrés Aranguren Cardona
>jaime.aranguren@...
>jaime.aranguren@...
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