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Hello Group,
    Sorry if the list is already posted, but could I get the link where I could find the price list of these controllers.
  
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vineet jain wrote:

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Goto the Philips website (http://www.standardics.philips.com/), click on 
"Contact us", then click on "Locate a Sales Office or Distributor 
<http://www.standardics.philips.com/sales/>", locate your country / 
region, ..., then contact Philips.

TomW


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Hi,

I am  new to the lpc2xxx devices, does anyone have some crossworks 
examples  for programming this device (led flashing that type of 
thing) that they could let me have.

Thanks in advance.

Herbert Larbie

----- Original Message ----- 

From: "Herbert Larbie" <h.larbie@...>
To: <lpc2000@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Thursday, March 23, 2006 11:13 AM
Subject: [lpc2000] crosswork examples for Olimex LPC-H2214


> Hi,
>
> I am  new to the lpc2xxx devices, does anyone have some crossworks
> examples  for programming this device (led flashing that type of
> thing) that they could let me have.

Lots of examples are provided with Crossworks. Help - Contents - Welcome 
will take you to them (Getting Started example programs). Some of them are 
intended for use with Olimex hardware.

Leon
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Leon Heller, G1HSM
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Has anyone had experience with sharing the crystal over multiple LPC21xx 
oscillators? I have a design where I am multidropping 2101s together 
over the SPI bus (slave listen, master to talk). It seems a bit over the 
top to have a separate crystal for each chip though and I am looking at 
running the XTAL out from one chip to the XTAL in of another and so on 
(to reduce loading). Of course, the line length will be short and shielded.

Has anyone actually done this?
Are there problems that you may have actually experienced?
(Notice the "actually" :) )
Have you perhaps had problems with similar arrangements?

I have done this with other types of chips before and I can see no 
problem with doing the same with the LPC21xx. Oscillator output levels 
look fine and are in the 0.3 to 1.6V range which on the oscillator's 
1.8V unbuffered gate indicates strong drive.


*Peter*

Hello Peter,
some time ago, I clocked a FPGA and a LPC2292 by a single source. I used 
a quarz oscillator with a 3.3V signal output (rather than a single 
quarz). In the LPC's datasheet you can find a specification on how to do 
this: Since the XTAL input of the LPC has a 1.8V logic input rating, you 
will need a 100pF decoupling capacitor between the output of your LVTTL 
oscillator and the LPC's XTAL input. In my application, this worked well...

Karsten

Peter Jakacki schrieb:

>Has anyone had experience with sharing the crystal over multiple LPC21xx 
>oscillators? I have a design where I am multidropping 2101s together 
>over the SPI bus (slave listen, master to talk). It seems a bit over the 
>top to have a separate crystal for each chip though and I am looking at 
>running the XTAL out from one chip to the XTAL in of another and so on 
>(to reduce loading). Of course, the line length will be short and shielded.
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>Has anyone actually done this?
>Are there problems that you may have actually experienced?
>(Notice the "actually" :) )
>Have you perhaps had problems with similar arrangements?
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>I have done this with other types of chips before and I can see no 
>problem with doing the same with the LPC21xx. Oscillator output levels 
>look fine and are in the 0.3 to 1.6V range which on the oscillator's 
>1.8V unbuffered gate indicates strong drive.
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--- In lpc2000@yahoogroups.com, Peter Jakacki <peterjak@...> wrote:

> Has anyone had experience with sharing the crystal over multiple
> LPC21xx oscillators? I have a design where I am multidropping 2101s
> together over the SPI bus (slave listen, master to talk). It seems
> a bit over the top to have a separate crystal for each chip though
> and I am looking at running the XTAL out from one chip to the XTAL
> in of another and so on (to reduce loading). Of course, the line
> length will be short and shielded.
> 
> Has anyone actually done this?

I haven't, but when I needed 11.0592 MHz for both an LPC2148 and 
another chip, I had a crystal on the LPC2148, and used the PLL and the 
PWM timer to get a 11.0592 MHz square on a PWM output.  (The other chip 
needed TTL levels so I couldn't use the xtal signal directly.)

Karl Olsen

Another key to success with CrossWorks:  let the wizard create the
solution and be certain you select the proper Project Type and
ultimately the proper target.  This is critical for getting the proper
system files included in the project.

There are several excellent samples for the LPC2106 which I am using.
 The only issue is to be certain to open as a solution and grab the
Olimex_LPC_P1.hzp solution file.  After that, everything will work nicely.

Richard

--- In lpc2000@yahoogroups.com, "Leon Heller" <leon.heller@...> wrote:
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> ----- Original Message ----- 
> From: "Herbert Larbie" <h.larbie@...>
> To: <lpc2000@yahoogroups.com>
> Sent: Thursday, March 23, 2006 11:13 AM
> Subject: [lpc2000] crosswork examples for Olimex LPC-H2214
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> > Hi,
> >
> > I am  new to the lpc2xxx devices, does anyone have some crossworks
> > examples  for programming this device (led flashing that type of
> > thing) that they could let me have.
> 
> Lots of examples are provided with Crossworks. Help - Contents -
Welcome 
> will take you to them (Getting Started example programs). Some of
them are 

> intended for use with Olimex hardware.
> 
> Leon
> --
> Leon Heller, G1HSM
> leon.heller@...
> http://www.geocities.com/leon_heller
>