Re: Re[2]: [lpc2100] RTOS for LPC2106
2004-02-14 by martin de lange
Unfortunately I cannot email you the RTOS as it is licensed as part of the book as that is how it originated but I can assure you at $60-$70 US it was one of
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Re: [lpc2100] RTOS for LPC2106
2004-02-14 by J.C. Wren
No, he can t. You have to buy the book. It s not shareware, it s not GPL, and it s not very expensive. --jc
Re[2]: [lpc2100] RTOS for LPC2106
2004-02-14 by Peter Kuhar
Could you email me their rtos. On the website are only ports. Tnx, Pero
Re: where to buy LPC2106
2004-02-14 by ctaco147
Where to buy in US?? - Josh ... them one ... Disneyland ... the
Re: where to buy LPC2106
2004-02-14 by ctaco147
I think you are talking about the LCD driver. What I would like to build is controller which may have a rendering engine. - Josh ... built ... several ... LCD
Re: [lpc2100] Keil Evalboard MCB2100
2004-02-13 by martin de lange
Does anyone know of an eval board in existance/planned with ADC/CAN/Ethernet. This sound like an excellent table for the Wiki site that has board and chip
Re: [lpc2100] RTOS for LPC2106
2004-02-13 by martin de lange
Try Micrium.com You can get it off the website. I bought their MicroC/OS book also and find it very informative. regards Martin ... From: Peter Kuhar To:
Re: ARM vs THUMB performance
2004-02-13 by Peter
... size and performance penalty. Be sure to compare like with like; using Thumb code on a cached processor can change the cache behaviour quite considerably -
Re: [lpc2100] Keil Evalboard MCB2100
2004-02-13 by Leon Heller
... From: Alaric B Snell To: Sent: Friday, February 13, 2004 2:22 PM Subject: Re: [lpc2100] Keil
System mode
2004-02-13 by Michael Pont
Hi, Can anyone tell me when I should expect to put an LPC2100 device into system mode ? I can see one use (in systems where there are multiple IRQ
Re: [lpc2100] Keil Evalboard MCB2100
2004-02-13 by Michael Pont
... Yes - several (we use them for teaching embedded systems). ... The boards I have contain LPC2129s. ... These boards support CAN (which is useful for what
Re: [lpc2100] Keil Evalboard MCB2100
2004-02-13 by Bill Knight
I m in the process of building up the first pass of my eval board which has a cs8900 on it. The processor is the LPC2214 (external bus). Because that part
Re: [lpc2100] LDO for LPC2106
2004-02-13 by Joseph Tapay
each, and one needs several... ... From: James Dabbs To: Sent: Friday, February 13, 2004 9:42 AM Subject: RE:
RE: [lpc2100] LDO for LPC2106
2004-02-13 by James Dabbs
... save that Well, about 50 cents anyway..
Re: [lpc2100] Keil Evalboard MCB2100
2004-02-13 by Alaric B Snell
... Me! ... The chip on board is an LPC2129, yes. ... Aye. The page used to say that it had a CS8900A on board, but now it doesn t say that any more. I
Keil Evalboard MCB2100
2004-02-13 by capiman@t-online.de
Hello, has someone the Keil Evalboard MCB2100 ? On the picture on the website i see a small printing MCB2114 , in the technical section i see a LPC2129, what
LDO for LPC2106
2004-02-13 by Joseph Tapay
One of the first things we do on the layout of a microprocessor to install bypass caps for the power supply. LDO voltage regulators SA57000-33D and SA57017-18D
Re: [lpc2100] Re: where to buy LPC2106
2004-02-13 by Joseph Tapay
eurodis.com could not find price, but they indicate item in stock (looks like one must log in, US is not in the country list) please let me know if you find
Re: [lpc2100] Re: where to buy LPC2106
2004-02-13 by Alaric B Snell
... Do you have a URL or other details for them? Google turned up Disneyland Paris! ... Likewise! I couldn t find anything about how to order samples on the
Re: where to buy LPC2106
2004-02-13 by Helge Fabricius-Hansen
Hi, I did not have any problem ordering from Eurodiz. They sell them one by one. Price is about 10-12 Euro. Or why not order sampels from Philips. I got 5 for
Re: [lpc2100] where to buy LPC2106
2004-02-13 by Leon Heller
... From: ctaco147 To: Sent: Thursday, February 12, 2004 7:51 PM Subject: [lpc2100] where to buy LPC2106 ...
RE: [lpc2100] RTOS for LPC2106
2004-02-13 by Paul Curtis
I think Michael has released his small-footprint RTOS in CrossWorks in the latest versions. -- Paul. ... From: Peter Kuhar [mailto:peter.kuhar@guest.arnes.si]
Re: [lpc2100] Re: where to buy LPC2106
2004-02-12 by J.C. Wren
The Texas Instruments MSP430 family have several members with built in LCD glass driver support. Atmels ATMega169 also does, as do several members of the
Re: where to buy LPC2106
2004-02-12 by ctaco147
For example? ... there
Re: [lpc2100] where to buy LPC2106
2004-02-12 by J.C. Wren
Just out of curiosity, why? If you re directly driving the glass, there are better choices. --jc
Re: [lpc2100] Footprint for LPC
2004-02-12 by David Willmore
... Expecially if they re using Pb free leads and the newer plastics that are used with them--several manufacturers that I know of are having moisture
where to buy LPC2106
2004-02-12 by ctaco147
Hello, Is there any one knows where to buy LPC2106? I m going to use it for my LCD controller project. Thanks, Josh
Re: ARM vs THUMB performance
2004-02-12 by lpc2100
ARM vs Thumb for Intel Strong ARM This paper says that mixing the ARM and Thumb minimizes the code size and performance penalty.
RTOS for LPC2106
2004-02-12 by Peter Kuhar
Hello, Dos anyone know a good FREE rtos with small footprint, that would be apropriate for LPC2106? /Pero
Re: [lpc2100] Footprint for LPC
2004-02-12 by J.C. Wren
No, that s entirely correct. One solution is to bake the parts. We ve had to do this a number of times where we use sealed packs for an initial build, then
Re: [lpc2100] Footprint for LPC
2004-02-12 by Joseph Tapay
excellent resource, thanks JC i ve noticed the shortness of the philips solder land, so far no rationale to justify it... philips drawing shows two different
Interrupt works in Keil simulator but not in target
2004-02-12 by Stephen Pelc
From: Soeren Gust In terms of increasing UART performance, I agree about not using Thumb, especially as the IRQ entry/exit code must
ARM vs THUMB performance
2004-02-12 by Michael Johnson
I did a simple comparison using the test program for our fast floating point maths library and found that GCC generates THUMB code 30% smaller than ARM code
Re: AW: [lpc2100] performance problems
2004-02-12 by Bill Knight
A couple of suggestions/options: 1) Run in ARM mode - faster w/ 32-bit memories 2) Possibly run a multiplier of 2X = 28+MHz CPU speed will help and still not
Re: AW: [lpc2100] performance problems
2004-02-12 by Robert Adsett
... The caching portion might not make a difference but the default on the LPC is to use 7 cycles to access the flash. Reducing that is likely to make a big
AW: [lpc2100] performance problems
2004-02-12 by Sören Rennecke
OK You re right, I compiled in Arm Mode with optimize Level 3 and I reach the same Baud rate. ... Von: Bogdan Marinescu Gesendet: Donnerstag, 12. Februar 2004
AW: [lpc2100] performance problems
2004-02-12 by Sören Rennecke
... Von: Peter Kuhar Betreff: Re: [lpc2100] performance problems ... output ... higher? Have you enabled MAM? No I didn t enable MAM. I had this Idea, but I
Re: AW: [lpc2100] performance problems
2004-02-12 by Bogdan Marinescu
Thumb mode is perfect for speed optimization for chips with a 16-bit internal and/or external memory bus. In this mode ARM instructions would require two
AW: [lpc2100] performance problems
2004-02-12 by Sören Rennecke
Yes it was my aim. I read it here: http://www.nohau.com/appnotes/arm-thumb.pdf Correct me if I misunderstood, but it seems that you re compiling in thumb mode
Re: [lpc2100] performance problems
2004-02-12 by Peter Kuhar
... Have you enabled MAM?
Re: [lpc2100] performance problems
2004-02-12 by Bogdan Marinescu
Correct me if I misunderstood, but it seems that you re compiling in thumb mode in order to obtain a speed gain. This is wrong. Thumb mode will decrease the
performance problems
2004-02-12 by Sören Rennecke
Hi, What possibilities, are there to increase the performance. I need to process many instructions at my UART interrupt-service-routine. So I get problems at
Re: [lpc2100] Footprint for LPC
2004-02-12 by J.C. Wren
It s always entertaining to play find the right footprint . The IPC footprint that most closely matches this is IPC-563A. The difference? Lands are 1.6mm x
Re: [lpc2100] Footprint for LPC
2004-02-12 by Joseph Tapay
or make your own library entry from official philips footprint drawing as i am doing it for LQFP48 package
Re: [lpc2100] Re: Footprint for LPC / available evaluation boards
2004-02-11 by Alaric B Snell
... We ve also got a Wiki where information is being accumulated whenever I can find it, or somebody else provides: http://www.open-research.org.uk/ARMuC/ ABS
Re: Footprint for LPC / available evaluation boards
2004-02-11 by lpc2100_fan
... Hello Rajneesh, have a look at the files link in the yahoo group http://groups.yahoo.com/group/lpc2100/files there are 2 versions of the Eagle library file
RE: [lpc2100] Footprint for LPC
2004-02-11 by Leon Heller
... I think there is one in the group s Files area. Leon -- Leon Heller, G1HSM Tel: +44 1424 423947 Email: aqzf13 at dsl dot pipex dot com WWW:
Footprint for LPC
2004-02-11 by vrrraju
Dear Friends, I am happy to see that one group is dedicated towards Philips LPC2100. I am trying to build a board based on Philips LPC2106. I am looking for
Re: Audio DAC
2004-02-11 by lpc2100_fan
... Have no idea whther it is fast enough or not but it is an 8-bit 8-pin MCU with serial interface. Using an internal oscillator which is accurate enough to
Re: [lpc2100] Re: Interrupt works in Keil simulator but not in target
2004-02-11 by Soeren Gust
I know that the original message is quite old, but I just spent several hours trying to get it to work and finally found that the problem is a missing closing