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Re: Bootloader initializations ?

2006-04-28 by austin.linux.lpc2294@boardsailor.com

I have been trying to get my LPC2294 eval board from Olimex working with interrupts, and I am having quite a bit of trouble. Could I see some code that would

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Re: lpc3000 forum?

2006-04-27 by elektrknight

Hi, I don t think much is happening with the lpc3000 family, at least from our point of view. There was only one data sheet update since Philips announced

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Re: CodeWarrior license issue

2006-04-27 by bobtransformer

I think you meant to post this to a Freescale or Motorola micro group. Having said that though, I ve had MANY unwanted messages from Code- terrorist in the

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CodeWarrior license issue

2006-04-27 by dicianni3

Has anyone had a problem where a message appears Unable to use plugin MetroWerks C/C++ . I orginally thought I had a license problem, but a valid license is

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Re: Powerdown and 3.3V supply

2006-04-27 by Richard

Powering the 1.8 volt regulator and a supervisor IC (1.8 v threshold)from the battery will solve the issue, I think..... Rich

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Powerdown and 3.3V supply

2006-04-27 by Richard

I am working on a battery powered device using the 2106. I would like to use 3.3V supply that I can shut down and a 1.8V supply with low quiescent current. I

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Re: [lpc2000] UART current limits

2006-04-27 by David Hawkins

... Analog devices makes a product line called iCoupler. It can be used as a replacement for optoisolators (they re magnetic isolators). They operate up to may

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Re: [lpc2000] UART current limits

2006-04-27 by Mukund Deshmukh

... Can you suggest some opto coupler for 115200 baud rate? Best Regards, Mukund Deshmukh. Beta Computronics Pvt Ltd 10/1, IT Park, Parsodi, Nagpur-440022 Cell

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Re: [lpc2000] UART current limits

2006-04-27 by Peter Jakacki

... That depends on your choice of opto, drive and load resistors more than anything else, these are your limiting factors. Assuming the opto is fast enough

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Re: [lpc2000] UART current limits

2006-04-27 by Herbert Demmel

... That depends very heavily on the optocoupler you use; some of them can be used for 9600 baud only, some are very fast. Have a look in the specs of the

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Re: [lpc2000] UART current limits

2006-04-27 by Mukund Deshmukh

... What is maximum baud rate achievable in isolated RS232. We are unable to get more than 38400. Best Regards, Mukund Deshmukh. Beta Computronics Pvt Ltd

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Re: [lpc2000] UART current limits

2006-04-27 by Peter Jakacki

... Yes, I have implemented isolated coms using HP2531s via 220R resistors without any problems. Vol/Voh are not as relevant as Iol/Ioh when driving leds and

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Counting time intervals using for loop!

2006-04-27 by ghetto_shinobi

Hi!! I wanted to replace my current timer function with simple for loop to measure time interval.So i added in my code function void delay (volatile unsigned

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Re: UART current limits

2006-04-27 by theothervmax

... Hi, I haven t got the datasheet right for this part. If you have one you may search there for IOH and IOL in Static characteristics section. Most

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UART current limits

2006-04-27 by Andrew Berney

Does anybody know if the UART TX line on the LPC2129 is capable of supplying 2.2mA, as I need it to drive an optocoupler for isolation Cheers Andy

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Re: [lpc2000] UART0 and Printf

2006-04-27 by John Stamos

Thanks for the help guys. I finally got things working and ultimately George was right in that I inited some of the UART0 parameters wrong. In addition to

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Re: 2103 forces dual supply?

2006-04-27 by Ed Schlunder

... Quick heads up for all you guys looking at fixed voltage regulators for the LPC2103... There s an errata on the 1.8V pin that says you should provide 1.95V

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Re: [lpc2000] 2103 forces dual supply?

2006-04-27 by Robert Adsett

... Others have pointed out the use of dual regulators to save space but just as important is the use of a fixed voltage regulator. Unless you are using

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Re: Re: Re: 2103 forces dual supply?

2006-04-26 by Steve Franks

... supply of from 7mA to 41mA you are already in a different league. Three orders of magnitude is not easily crossed. Not necissarially - the AtMega128 8-bit

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Re: 2103 forces dual supply?

2006-04-26 by rtstofer

... The TI TPS767D318PWP is in stock at Mouser $4.8. Unfortunately, it comes in a 28 pin power pad package about 7x10 mm. Richard

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RE: [lpc2000] 2103 forces dual supply?

2006-04-26 by Matthew Kavalauskas

I have used that Maxim chip for another purpose (it is pretty low noise), but good luck getting small quantities of it and forget Digi-Key or Newark.

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