Lpc2000

In Italy we haven't problems to buy from 1 to 10000 chips from 
distributors or directly from Philips and are readily availbale and with 
short delivery time; if you are located in USA you may consider to buy 
them in Europe. Our distributors are Eurodis and Arrow.
Best regards,
Massimo Manca, Micron Engineering

Jaime Andres Aranguren Cardona wrote:

>Hello, Massimo
>
>Tghanks for the information, will keep an eye on it.
>Anyway, my main concern is about availability of the
>chips.... Seems to me that, although quite powerful
>and easy to use, at the moment they are not very
>widespreaded.
>
>If I've found trouble to find, say LPC2106, nothing to
>say abut newer and more advanced sub-families.
>
>Any comment?
>
>JaaC
>
>
>--- Micron Engineering <micronpn@...> wrote:
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>>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:
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>>>Thanks... seems that at the moment are not
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>>available
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>>>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
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>>evaluating
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>>>the possiblity of using them for future projects.
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>>But
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>>>if actual devices won't be in the market for
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>>buying,
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>>>maybe it's not worth the effort, and we would
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>>rather
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>>>stay on po`pular and already available solutions,
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>>like
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>>>8051 and derivatives, or even PICs (although they
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>>are
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>>>VERY different arcitectures, being the LPCs much
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>>more
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>>>powerful), or even another 16/32 bit
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>>microcontrollers
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>>>(Motorola's, Renesas', etc...)
>>>
>>>I'd like to have all of your comments/thoughts
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>>about
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>>>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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