Hi Michel, thanks for that. I'll chase up Avnet and see if they are running any courses here at the end of the world. I was hoping to get some work in over Christmas while eveything else is quiet, but I guess not. Although I'm registered on the AD web site I haven't seen any samples available there yet. Cheers Al Gazelle wrote: > Hi Al \ufffd last week I attended an ADI AduC0702x training where > they showed us several demos (including 1Mbps DSO and 4-channel LA) during > > class sessions \ufffd the ADuC7024 kit is having its final hardware > patch and is in some final B\ufffdta stage \ufffd the kit including Keil Ulink was > offered at > > 150 euro - I believe you can get engineering samples, there is > also a mini start kit for 20 euro which comes for free during that > Avnet-seminar. > > I had the parts ADuC7024 and ADuC7020 in my hands and believe > that silicon is okay for first protos \ufffd If you want I can send some sample > code. > > The ADuC702x is working at max 45.088 MHz clock frequency \ufffd the > DSO demo was working great \ufffd > > > > Cheers, > > > > Michel > > > > -----Original Message----- > From: onestone [mailto:onestone@...] > Sent: donderdag 16 december 2004 12:40 > To: lpc2000@yahoogroups.com > Subject: Re: [lpc2000] Compatibility > > > > Hi Bill, thanks. The problem is that, according to the AD website their > ARM7 offering isn't available yet, It looks the part, still has more > memory than I want, and more peripherals, but a far better mix for my > needs (actually all I want is an eight pin part with 2 * A/D, 2 * DACs, > stable clock, internal timers, at 50mA the current is a bit high, and I > assume that is core only, not all peripheals running, but I can live > with that, it still figure I'll get a week between recharges. I'll keep > my eyes open for parts becoming available, in the meantime it will be > worth while using the LPC to try and ARMour myself. > > Cheers > > Al > > Bill Knight wrote: > > > Al > > You might want to take a look at the Analog Devices ADuC700 series > > ARM offerings. They may be more in line with what you are seeking. > > > > > http://www.analog.com/en/content/0%2C2886%2C117%255F%255F31068%2C00.html > > > > Regards > > -Bill Knight > > > > PS - welcome to the ARM side of things > > > > > > On Thu, 16 Dec 2004 11:00:48 +1030, onestone wrote: > > > > > > Hi Kris, I'm not even sure the ARM is what I want. It seems underdone - > > overkill if you see what I mean. Not as bad as some other ARM devices, > > but still too much of some things and not enough of others. > > > > The smallest part has 8k RAM, and 32k flash IIRC. Even the tiniest parts > > have more comms interfaces than NASA, But you have to get to really big > > parts to get an ADC, and even then it's only 10 bits. To me it's XA'ish. > > A good idea done badly. Philips rationale for low res ADC is that on > > chip noise makes anything more useless. Its odd that most other vendors > > don't have problems here, By the time I get an ADC I've got 2 UARTs, 2 > > SPI's IIC, a CAN of worms, and who knows what other comms interfaces > > eating up the silicon. I don't want comms. I want to process sensor > > data. maybe 1 UART would be fine. An SPUI or IIC as well. Sure it's 32 > > bit, that doesn't mean it has to be a mammoth. The only reason I'm > > looking at the ARM is it's flash base and higher execution speeds. > > Couple that with 32 bit processing (which I could live without) for fast > > calcs. It also is quite low current for what it can do. So I don't see > > it as anything more than an 8 bitter that has faster bigger number > > crunching. Every one of the top micro suppliers, in terms of volume, > > makes a large part of their market through small devices, low pin count. > > basically that's what I want. a 20 pin device that is damned fast, and > > which eats numbers, without sucking the sort of juice that a DSP does. > > So I'd be happy with 8K of flash, 2k of RAM, 4 A/D channels at 12 bits > > or better, 8 capture compares, 1 UART, 1 SPI/IIC. 60MHz, slower I/O is > > fine. I just want the built in multiplier. Philips don't even come close > > on their road map. > > > > So, although I'm having a look I don't see much of a future in it for > > me. There are better, lower cost options on the horizon, that approach > > the same processing speeds, at lower currents, with a more rational (for > > me) peripheral/memory mix. > > > > Al > > > > microbit wrote: > > > > > Hey Al, > > > > > > Nice to meet here :-) > > > The J-link outputs onto the standard 20 pin JTAG, and should just > > > drop into the 20 pin JTAG on MCB2100. > > > > > > -- Kris > > > > > > > Can anyone tell me if the J-Link unit that comes with the IAR tools > is > > > > compatible with the MCB2100 board from Keil, please. > > > > > > > > Cheers > > > > > > > > Al > > > > > > > > > > Yahoo! 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Re: [lpc2000] Compatibility
2004-12-17 by onestone