Re: LPC2000 for only $1.47 USD ! PLCC44, YES
2005-09-27 by radim100
Hi Robert, Myabe you should run poll on this gropu ( Polls Section ) to get idea from user what pins would be least needed. Radim ... we ... we ... find ...
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2005-09-27 by radim100
Hi Robert, Myabe you should run poll on this gropu ( Polls Section ) to get idea from user what pins would be least needed. Radim ... we ... we ... find ...
2005-09-27 by philips_apps
Sebastien, the device will be available in a PLCC44, promise. Unfortunately we will have to take away 4 functional pins and no matter which ones we pick,
2005-09-27 by Sebastien Jacquemard
You say package available in TQFP48 and PLCC44, on the datasheet and website I see only TQFP48. The PLCC44 will be available ? I m interresting by it to
2005-09-27 by philips_marketing_usa
Check in with us early next year for more information on an LPC2000 with Ethernet MAC, USB OTG and CAN on one chip. I can t promise we ll be under 2 USD
2005-09-27 by Xtian Xultz
... You are right, but they have different uses. For example, I developed a complete car alarm system using a PIC 12F629, wich is a 8 pin microcontroller with
2005-09-27 by Paul Curtis
Chris, ... at ... different ... So, how fast does your Signum device load into an LPC2000 s flash? Bet it s not much faster than 14K/second and will never
2005-09-27 by Lasse Madsen
Hi ... This will probertly never happen ... a resistor divider will never work in such a setting ... a 1,8V zener diode with a low percentage might though.
2005-09-27 by Mike Ward
Any chance of a single device with all three ? Ethernet, USB Host and CAN ? Mike ... From: lpc2000@yahoogroups.com [mailto:lpc2000@yahoogroups.com]On Behalf Of
2005-09-27 by 42Bastian Schick
Mike Ward schrieb am Tue, 27 Sep 2005 08:25:46 ... ^^^^ I d prefer USB OtG + 10/100 TP Phy + USB Phy Ah, and of course
2005-09-27 by 42Bastian Schick
Mike Nelson schrieb am Fri, 23 Sep 2005 13:58:20 ... Ah, indeed they re-program the flash. Not sure if I like it ? But OTOH, how often
2005-09-27 by Michael Johnson
Does 1M==1Mbyte or 128Kbyte? Which LPC21xx device are you using? Are you downloading into flash? How long does it take for you to download 64K bytes into the
2005-09-27 by 42Bastian Schick
vineet jain schrieb am Mon, 26 Sep 2005 19:52:11 ... Search your system if there is more than one cygwin1.dll. If so, disable all but
2005-09-27 by 42Bastian Schick
... I d like to see a Philips application note, about the simplest way to build such a system. E.g. no 1.8V regulator but just a voltage divider (not sure if
2005-09-27 by sig5534@hotmail.com
14K Wow. And I thought the 1M rate I m getting with the Signum JetJTAG was slow. I can t imagine doing tons of debuging at 14K. Chris. ... From: Michael
2005-09-27 by vineet jain
Hello, When i run the command arm-elf-gcc in cygwin(on XP), the following error shows up: The procedure entry point __getentrant could not be located in the
2005-09-27 by Rick
I was pleased to see the announcement of the 2101/2/3. What it means to me is that there is little reason to use an 8-bitter in a new design any more. I ve
2005-09-27 by conhalk
Thank you Karl. I guess I will have to use a latch externally and read two bytes each time on P0.0-16. Anyway, I believe the simulator shouldn t display those
2005-09-26 by lpc2100_fan
Hi Joel, we have seen between 15 and 20 uAs while Vdd = 0 with Vbat around 3V. Could be a little lower with Vbat = 2.5 V but similar values expected. Bob
2005-09-26 by philips_apps
Hi Michel, why am I not surprised that questions about planned devices are some of the first comments when announcing new ones ;-) Some answers some question
2005-09-26 by lp2000c
One thing I find troublesome about the Atmel AT91SAM7Sxx: There is no guaranteed external Reset pin. If URSTEN in RSTC_MR is set to 0, asserting NRST will not
2005-09-26 by lp2000c
Has anyone here actually tried this, with IAR Embedded Workbench? If so, with which processor(s)? (The Segger web site does not list LPC213x as being
2005-09-26 by Karl Olsen
... [...] ... The Keil simulator doesn t know about the waitstates that the MAM and AHB-to-VPB bridge add. The simulator is not useful for simulating the
2005-09-26 by altlen
Thank you for the suggestion. The direction is selected automatically for non-GPIO pins according to the documentation. However, I tried anyway and it didn t
2005-09-26 by Gazelle
Hi - can someone reveal if other members are planned with more internal flash memory ? Is there a roadmap that can be shared ? Will Philips support the Cortex
2005-09-26 by conhalk
Hello, I am using the lpc2138, and I have wrote a program which includes reading port0.16-24 pins at a 10 Mhz sampling rate: // R6 contains port.26-24 address
2005-09-26 by Joel Winarske
This works better: www.standardics.philips.com/products/lpc2000/pdf/lpc2101_2102_2103.pdf
2005-09-26 by philips_marketing_usa
The datasheet for the LPC2101/02/03 can be found at; www.standardics.philips.com/products/lpc2000/pdf/lpc2101_2102_2103.pdf See Message number #9057 for the
2005-09-26 by Joel Winarske
What is a realistic current draw on a 2.5 V battery if Vdd = 0? Regards, Joel Winarske
2005-09-26 by Xtian Xultz
Thats an absolutelly killer price! Wow!
2005-09-26 by David Hawkins
... sorry, that should read member variables ... Dave
2005-09-26 by David Hawkins
... Hi, It is generally good practice not to use global variables anywhere, unless performance of the application is critical. Instead, where multiple
2005-09-26 by Anton Erasmus
... You might have to set the direction bit for that particular pin to output. Regards Anton Erasmus -- A J Erasmus
2005-09-26 by altlen
I am trying to activate XCLK on lpc2294 pin 40 (P3.23). I use the following setup: PLLCON - 0x3 PLLCFG - 0x25 PLLSTAT - 0x725 VPBDIV - 0 PINSEL2 - 0x0C6169E4
2005-09-26 by Lasse Madsen
Page 17 of the manual states: 6.17.4 Code security This feature of the LPC2101/2102/2103 allow an application to control whether it can be debugged or
2005-09-26 by altlen
I am trying to activate XCLK on lpc2294 pin 40 (P3.23). I use the following setup: PLLCON - 0x3 PLLCFG - 0x25 PLLSTAT - 0x725 VPBDIV - 0 PINSEL2 - 0x0C6169E4
2005-09-26 by Gus
Is there program memory protect on these chips? Gus ... family, ... ARM7TDMI- ... LPC210x ... operation ... quantities ... are
2005-09-26 by philips_marketing_usa
Philips today announced the 3 newest members of the LPC2000 family, the LPC2101, LPC2102 and LPC2103. Built on 0.16um flash process, with 128-bit wide access,
2005-09-26 by Michael Johnson
Whoops I meant 400Khz.....
2005-09-26 by Michael Johnson
We ve found that you can t drive the signals on a PC parallel port at more than 4kHz (this is in GPIO/bit bang mode - EPP/ECP is a different tale). Even with
2005-09-26 by sig5534@hotmail.com
And what would that be? I thought that a download of the OCD app from the same people who make the hardware should likely work. I can understand some really
2005-09-26 by Michael Johnson
Wigglers work - you just have to choose (perhaps even buy) the appropriate software to drive them. Michael
2005-09-26 by sig5534@hotmail.com
I saw the same problem with the wiggler. Had problems connecting to my LPC2104 at anything but really low speeds. The OCD is not a professional level
2005-09-26 by Huber Martin
Hi Franklin don t hesitate to contact J.J.Labrosse directly. He would help you gladly. Best regards Martin ________________________________ Von: franklin
2005-09-26 by Brkic Nenad
Hi to all, I m newbie in ARM7 and i decided to start with Keil s MCB2130 with LPC2138 MCU. I d like to use it with GNU tools, and debugging SW will be
2005-09-26 by Blagoj Kupev
Hi there, I m beginner in ARM7 world and everything looks strange to me. I ve build wiggler compatible interface and i have MCB2130 from Keil. I have few
2005-09-26 by 42Bastian Schick
Mike Nelson schrieb am Fri, 23 Sep 2005 13:58:20 ... Ah, they use a kind of ROM monitor. Would be interresting to see the speed penalty.
2005-09-26 by Richard
I had the same problem with the ST parts on an eval board. Rich
2005-09-26 by radim100
... problems . ... problems ( ... I think I have found problem . It is ST Microelectronics s ST3232EBD replacement for MAX3232. Due to shortage of MAX3232 from
2005-09-25 by Richard Duits
Yes, you can use D16 - D31 as GPIO if you use only 16 bits as data bus. You can also use some address pins as GPIO if you do not need a large external address
2005-09-25 by lehighuboy
Sorry for the simple question. Everything works, thanks. ... deadline.