[lpc2000] Electrical specifications of LPC2148
2006-04-28 by Alexey Bishletov
Hi, all! Where can I find electrical characteristics of LPC2148, e.g. I consumed from Vbat? User manual has not such information. WBR, Alex
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2006-04-28 by Alexey Bishletov
Hi, all! Where can I find electrical characteristics of LPC2148, e.g. I consumed from Vbat? User manual has not such information. WBR, Alex
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
2006-04-28 by liawkimjuan
... I try it before. but the related document of ARTX is hard to find. Anyone can share out in this 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
2006-04-27 by brendanmurphy37
John, I m sure what you describe, or something close to it can be made to work OK. I guess we just took the easy way out and said: let s not use the pin for
2006-04-27 by karlstiller
Hey Guys, Problem solved. The supply of 1.8V to the processor was ok when running without the PLL and MAM. When the PLL was added, the voltage fell to 1.3V.
2006-04-27 by 3gpabko
Hello Richard, I have such a device. Just before the MCU goes in PowerDown it cuts 3.3V supply. In this mode on board remains only 1.8V powering the MCU and a
2006-04-27 by John Heenan
I think the problem can be solved with a single OR gate. 1. As soon as power becomes available to a reset LPC2xxx any free port1 pin will be pulled high due to
2006-04-27 by dicianni3
... Sorry! Wrong group too many projects I guess.
2006-04-27 by Dave Such
Ditto....also couldn t get it to compile either. Tech support never responded to my questions. This was after I bought two eval boards. Message should have
2006-04-27 by Ralph Hempel
... I hear you. The CodeWarrior License message should read: You will be unable to use MetroWerks C/C++ because of all the compiler bugs I think
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
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
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
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
2006-04-27 by zarozaro
I looked at the web and there are not many hits and links for it. I wonder if it is something that works right out of the box or just an incentive to buy
2006-04-27 by Mark Norton
Use a transceiver chip with an enable pin. The enable is controlled by the micro so on reset the transceiver is disabled and thus the micro will not go into
2006-04-27 by brendanmurphy37
John, I don t think this approach would solve the basic problem, which as I understand it is something like: - system is using modem, which is on a call: hence
2006-04-27 by John Heenan
What about a simple brute force hardware approach that 1. Forces P0.14 high as soon as power is available. 2. Turns off the brute force during initialisation.
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
2006-04-27 by davidbinar
I m trying to implement CoDeSys SP (http://www.3s-software.com/) on a Olimex 2294 Development board but have run into some problems. I ve got the program up
2006-04-27 by donhamilton2002
... http://www.analog.com/en/prod/0,2877,ADuM1201,00.html Max. Data Rate 25Mbps
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
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
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
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
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
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
2006-04-27 by brendanmurphy37
I don t believe I did misinterpret what the original poster said: they expressed a concern that units in the field could potentially be left in a state that is
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
2006-04-27 by Branko Karaklajic
Hello misstero, Wednesday, April 26, 2006, 8:42:10 PM, you wrote: m Dear All, m I have design which is connected modem signals to UART1 (Full UART) of m
2006-04-27 by jayasooriah
Murphy s law of this forum seems to have struck yet again -- if there is any way a comment can be misinterpreted, someone surely will :) ... Nobody said
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
2006-04-27 by Herbert Demmel
Don, thank you for your effort. No, I m not desperate, I m just in the design phase and I *will* use SSEL0, as the SPI connects to customer s hardware, so I
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
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
2006-04-27 by brendanmurphy37
... pin to enter Bootloader mode. If you re producing product in any sort of volume this is a poor strategy, in my opinion. Apart from not guaranteeing the
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
2006-04-27 by Robert Adsett
... I had misread your quiescent current as operating current. Makes a bit of difference :) ... Not quite, you still have to add your sleep current that
2006-04-27 by Don Williams
May I reply that asynchronous serial comms has just the same problem and DTR and CTS etc need not be used. Although asynch USARTs have overclock per bit space
2006-04-27 by jayasooriah
... location. Have you considered using another pin for DCD purposes so that it does not intefere with Bootloader functions? ... One client had the same
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
2006-04-26 by brendanmurphy37
It s probably not much help to you, but we specifically don t use the DCD line in a connection to a modem for this very reason. In other words, if there s even
2006-04-26 by Marko Pavlin (home)
I do. Why? BTW: author of the ARTX is just 500m away from my company ;)
2006-04-26 by misstero
Dear All, I have design which is connected modem signals to UART1 (Full UART) of LPC2xxxx but I found serious problem with DCD signal. DCD signal of UART1 is
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
2006-04-26 by karlstiller
... I use the IAR Kickstart compiler. I know of this limitation, but if you just want an idea of what the assembly is like, what you can do is the following:
2006-04-26 by karlstiller
... before and ... No no, nothing like that, just a set-up and use strategy. After a somewhat decent sleep I will add in use of the UART in the test program to
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.
2006-04-26 by Herbert Demmel
... Did you have a look for the MOQ (2 or 3000 !!!) ??? Regards Herbert ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]