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Re: EEPROM

2006-05-19 by theothervmax

... AFAIK it is not. As for the cost and availability of FRAM, here in Russia I have found Ramtron s FM25L04 (512 bytes) for as low as $0.85 by the piece and

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Re: [lpc2000] In China

2006-05-19 by jk jlkj

Hi Xiongwei, Sorry I just came to know that Wuhan is not your name but the name of the place you stay in. Is this place close to changzhou or jiangsu province.

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Re: [lpc2000] Re: EEPROM

2006-05-19 by Mukund Deshmukh

... write-erase cycles. ... I have already thought of this possibility, but was doubt full about availability and cost. BTW is it possible to use internal ram

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Re: [lpc2000] EEPROM

2006-05-19 by Mukund Deshmukh

... So my assumption is correct. If I can reduce the size of data chunk to 128 bytes, life would be doubled. Yes I am looking for 3 years life. Will this be

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Re: EEPROM

2006-05-19 by theothervmax

May be FRAM (ferroelectric RAM) could help you ? It s a kind of nonvolatile memory with almost unlimited number of write-erase cycles. See for example:

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Re: [lpc2000] EEPROM

2006-05-19 by 42Bastian Schick

... If I calculate correct with 100k cycle, the EEPROM will wear out in 416days. So an EEPROM 128times larger seems to be to large :-) What livetime do you

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EEPROM

2006-05-19 by Mukund Deshmukh

Hello, I am using LPC2138 for industrial controller application. I have no option but to use EEPROM for data storage of 256 byte at every 10 sec. I am planning

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Re: [lpc2000] In China

2006-05-19 by jk jlkj

Hi Wuhan, Thanks for the response. I will be there in china, Changzhou on 22nd may. Where are you located in china. Can we meet once I am there. I would be

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Re: Software UART

2006-05-19 by EmbeddedHub

hi, you may find the sample codes at the Files area of this groups. regards, Tim. http://www.embeddedhub.com ... software ... LPC21xx?

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Re: How to port eCos on ARM board

2006-05-19 by grapevinetech

The latest CVS version of eCos includes support for the LPC2xxx family of parts, assuming that is your target? All thats needed is to create the platform

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Re: [lpc2000] In China

2006-05-19 by xiongwei

I am in china wuhan xiongwei 2006-05-19 ·¢¼þÈË£º jk jlkj ·¢ËÍʱ¼ä£º 2006-05-19 14:02:48 ÊÕ¼þÈË£º LPC 2000 ³­ËÍ£º Ö÷Ì⣺

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Re: [lpc2000] Small JTAG Connector

2006-05-19 by Marko Pavlin

I just finished small adapter: http://www.hyb.si/c/printer.php?&article=jtagadapter If anyone interested, I can send gerbers or protel file for target PCB.

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Re: [lpc2000] Software UART

2006-05-19 by Boris Králik

Try http://www.geocities.com/kralikbo/UART.tar.gz http://www.geocities.com/kralikbo/include.tar.gz and project with UART routines

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Software UART

2006-05-19 by Jacob Oursland

Hi all. I have been working quite unsuccessfully on getting a software UART working on the LPC2106. I get the bytes, but they all return as NULLs. Does

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In China

2006-05-19 by jk jlkj

Hi Friends, Any one in here is from China. I will be in China on 22nd May. Regards, Jerome ... Why was V. Sehwag warned by the BCCI? Share your knowledge on

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How to port eCos on ARM board

2006-05-19 by Shruthi Pathipaka

Hi all, presently iam working embedded configurable operating system(eCos) with arm board. I Wanted to port eCos on arm board. Can any one in this group help

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MSD USB Drive - Hidden mode

2006-05-19 by radim100

Hi, I have MSD ( Mass Storage Device ) running on LPC214X ( LPCUSB stack ) . In my application I want to be able to access this as a drive from only custom

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Re: ldr rd,=value.....how does it work?

2006-05-18 by rtstofer

... You are correct, you can not load a 32 bit immediate constant, regardless of what the code looks like. But, what you can do is load a 32 bit constant from

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ldr rd,=value.....how does it work?

2006-05-18 by nonuckingfumber

I am using the GNU toolchain and I want to do some ARM assembler code for an FIQ handler that must be lean and mean. I must say that the ARM documentation for

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Re: [lpc2000] CRT0.S

2006-05-18 by David Hawkins

... Look in the files area for: gcc_and_ucosii.zip or access it at: http://www.ovro.caltech.edu/~dwh/ucos/project_AR1803.pdf

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Thanks ghetto_shinobi! but were???

2006-05-18 by ricardo_silva_marinheiro

Thants ghetto_shinobi! But i can t get any version of the flash utility. can t find v2.2.1/2/3, and in philips site it only have v2.2.0 could you or anyone

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WE signal on LPC2214

2006-05-18 by andersryl

Hi, I ve read that other people have had problems with the WE signal on the data bus of the LPC2214/94 (mostly regarding the RBLE bit). My problem is however a

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Re: CRT0.S

2006-05-18 by brendanmurphy37

... start ... start. ... Check out: http://www.ovro.caltech.edu/~dwh/ucos/project_AR1803.pdf Highly recommended: it gives a step-by-step series of examples of

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Re: CRT0.S

2006-05-18 by derbaier

... You can get the basic information in section 10.3 here: http://www.arm.com/pdfs/sdt250usrman.pdf This information is specific to ARM s SDT2.5 toolset and

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Re: loading HEX to 2148 ???

2006-05-18 by ghetto_shinobi

... Hi!! Im using LPC2000 Flash Utility V.2.2.3 with 2148 and everything works fine.Maybe u have an old version. I know that the ISP program is also included

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loading HEX to 2148 ???

2006-05-18 by ricardo_silva_marinheiro

Hi every one! I m working in windows and i v downloaded the ISP free program from philips, but it doesnt have the 2148 reference to load files to uC, could

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CRT0.S

2006-05-18 by suyash

I need the basic information and technical knowledge about ARM s start up file. I want to write my own crt0.s file for my project, so how can I start. I would

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CRT0.S

2006-05-18 by suyash

I need the basic information and technical knowledge about ARM s start up file. I want to write my own crt0.s file for my project, so how can I start. I would

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Re: Hello all....

2006-05-17 by rtstofer

Which ... Wander over to Sparkfun and see what they have: http://www.sparkfun.com/commerce/categories.php?cPath=2_25 So much depends on what you want to do.

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RE: [lpc2000] Re: Assembly call in C

2006-05-17 by Woolsey Matt

I don t remember the specific details now, but when I asked them that question, I was trying to implement exception handlers that could make use of the

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