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5v system integration

2006-03-15 by dijucthat

I have a project that was setup for a 5v AVR that I would like to convert to an LPC2294. Q1: Is it better to use a simple voltage divider on the GPIO Input (to

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Re: spurious interrupts on LPC

2006-03-15 by brendanmurphy37

Jaya, Since you keep asking, it doesn t take too much effort to find the following: http://document.sharpsma.com/files/tec_errata_LH7A404-SMA03018A.pdf This

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Re: [lpc2000] ARM Thruput expectations

2006-03-15 by Robert Adsett

... A couple of things to point out. Throughput and MIPS are quite different things. A 32 bit ARM at 60 MIPs will handle 32 bit arithmetic quite a bit faster

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Re: [lpc2000] ARM Thruput expectations

2006-03-15 by K B Shah-lascaux

Running from Flash is also fast... Look at pipeline architecture.... LPC series from Philips semi. has memory accelerator module (MAM) that allows

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ARM Thruput expectations

2006-03-15 by raweaver06

I m looking into using ARM so I m a newbie. I currently use a processor that is 16 bits 30MIPS capable. So seeing that ARM is 32 bits and 60 MIPS capable has

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Re: spurious interrupts on LPC

2006-03-15 by Jayasooriah

Dear Robert, I am happy to share with you my knowledge about spurious interrupts, and my understanding of what is happening. --- In lpc2000@yahoogroups.com,

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A link to many unanswered questions

2006-03-15 by ah_sandiego

I think some of the experts here should visit this forum http://www.sparkfun.com/cgi-bin/phpbb/viewforum.php?f=11 There are many unanswered questions there. AH

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Problem with reading an input on pin X

2006-03-15 by teddyroskvist

Would You please show me how to read if an input from a switch. I have been trying on many ways, but it dosen t work proberly - I get strange results. Here is

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LPC2148 Inputs stuck low on some boards

2006-03-15 by stephan2148

Hi, Does anyone have an idea why on a few of my pcbs two inputs for switches are stuck low? Another pcb works fine, and my 10K pullups -pullup. The code on the

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AW: [lpc2000] I2C interface.

2006-03-15 by Jan Hansen

Hi Rick, so what do you get then? if the slave responds at all, one on them you will get; ack and nack only describe the state of SDA and SCL. try to catch the

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Re: AC97, TDM or CODEC Interfacing ?

2006-03-15 by ian.scanlon

The basic idea is to configure the SPI or SSP as a slave device and supply the clock and control signals. These can be derived from timers / external logic as

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Re: PINSEL2 crashes everything

2006-03-15 by upanie1

... cycle. ... problem? ... Hi. Ihave the same problem. ... OK, but how to this if i can t load new program - JTAG doesn t want to work. I can t use ISP

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Re: spurious interrupts on LPC

2006-03-15 by brendanmurphy37

... ARM ... system ... spurious ... is a ... I m really baffled by your statements above: what you re effectively saying is that if the person porting an OS to

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LPC2103 source (need 10 pcs)

2006-03-15 by Sagaert Johan

Hi I look for someone who can deliver me some LPC2103 qfp48 devices for use on my protos. EBV has stock but needs a minimum order of 250pcs , and Spoerle is

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Re: spurious interrupts on LPC

2006-03-15 by Jayasooriah

Paul, If you read my original post carefully, you will realise that I was talking about spurious interrupts, not nested interrupts or interrupt lockouts.

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AC97, TDM or CODEC Interfacing ?

2006-03-15 by croquettegnu

Hi guys, I2S seems to be possible with the use of a SPI What about AC97 or TDM management ? Is the SPI enough , the SSP to dela with ? Thanks in advance

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Re: spurious interrupts on LPC

2006-03-15 by Jayasooriah

Dear Robert, --- In lpc2000@yahoogroups.com, philips_apps wrote: I forwarded your question to the author of the FAQ because I do not

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Re: C question

2006-03-15 by elektrknight

Hi, __irq is telling the compiler that the void ADC0Handler (void) is not an ordinary function that you can call but an interrupt handler. Typically

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I2C interface.

2006-03-15 by rick_frenz

Hi!I am interfacing EEPROM with LPC2138 through I2C engine.I do egt acknowledgement for slave address but when I do send address and data it simply doen t give

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Re: PWM and Capture inputs !!!!

2006-03-15 by Vimal Amin

PWM and Capture input appears to be too stupid question or not so important. So its ignored. But I expect atleast Philips appication to clear the doubt.

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C question

2006-03-15 by heedaf

I have a newbie question. In the following code void ADC0Handler (void) __irq What does __irq do? I ve never seen this before. It comes from the Kiel ADC

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Re: spurious interrupts on LPC

2006-03-15 by unity0724

... Wow, that s impressive... You guys processed that Spurious Interrupt in just a few clock cycles, instead of months.... What clock frequency is that LPC2x

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Re: [lpc2000] Acceptance filter

2006-03-15 by David Mercier

Sorry about that ! // Acceptance Filter #define AF_ON 0 #define AF_OFF 1 #define AF_ACCEPT_ALL 2 ... [Non-text portions of

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