Lpc2000

To go to a 44-pin chip from a 48-pin chip you have to remove one pin 
from each side (the 44-pin package has only 11 pins per side, 
wherease the 48 pin package has 12).

--- In lpc2000@yahoogroups.com, daedalworks@c... wrote:
> The question I have is why the restriction of removing one pin 
from each side?  That really limits the possibilities...
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> Rules:
> need to take off one pin from each side of the LQFP48. 
> JTAG pins, Vdd, Vss and UART0 pins are not an option. Try 
> to keep as much as possible functionality. Using these 
> rules please select 4 pins. Data Sheet can be found here: 
> http://www.standardics.philips.com/products/lpc2000/pdf/lpc
> 2101_2102_2103.pdf
> Chapter 5 (Page 4) has the pinout information 
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>   o Pin1  
>   o Pin2 
>   o Pin3 
>   o Pin18 
>   o Pin21 
>   o Pin22 
>   o Pin23 
>   o Pin24 
>   o Pin28 
>   o Pin29 
>   o Pin30 
>   o Pin32 
>   o Pin33 
>   o Pin34 
>   o Pin35 
>   o Pin36 
>   o Pin37 
>   o Pin38 
>   o Pin39 
>   o Pin41 
>   o Pin44 
>   o Pin45 
>   o Pin46 
>   o Pin47 
>   o Pin48 
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