> I am looking for ARM chip with built-in USB "host"! I know there are > hundreds out there but I am looking for one with built in FLASH and > RAM, just like LPC2000 chips. About a year ago I couldn't find any. Manufacturers seemed to assume that the host would require a larger OS & application framework (like WinCE and Linux) to support the USB stack, and it's hard to fit this into on-chip FLASH. The closest I found was an ATMEL AT91RM9200. It has a ROM that can be mask programmed, and it can boot from an external serial device. If you paired your code down to hard support for a single device, this could give you a *reasonably* small system footprint.
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RE: [lpc2000] USB host and ARM
2004-11-30 by James Dabbs
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