I'm looking at an "even swap" to possibly replace an Atmel AVR processor with an LPC2106 on a product in prototype stage. The AVR is out of gas in several respects, and the '2106 looks like a possible project saver. We figured out we were in trouble on Saturday; it's now the Monday before Thanksgiving, and I am utterly unprepared. In this context, I've got a couple of fundamental questions that this group might answer quickly.. 1. Which Development/Evaluation boards have you used (i.e., Ashling, Nohau, etc.), and how fast were you able to get an environment up and running, 2. Which compiler (ARM, GNU, IAR, etc.) have you used, and how well did they work, 3. How has your experience with Phillips been? Last year, they basically walked away from an entire portfolio of RF parts leaving a bunch of customers with single-sourced EOL notices. Are they in this market for keeps, or for at least a couple of years? Thanks for your patience. Any thoughts are GREATLY appreciated.
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LPC210X Tooling and Opinions
2003-11-24 by James Dabbs
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