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NXP LPC1768 Starter Kit

Posted by kennyxie Feb 25, 2010

This is the low cost development kit for NXP LPC1768 (100MHz, the very fast Cortex-M3 processor), including the LPC1768 evaluation board(P768) and Emlink for ARM(EAH1)JTAG Emulator for ARM Cortex-M3 Core based processor, so the developers can easy start to learn and test all the relevant applications on it, or evaluate your new project design through this entire system.

 

 

NXP LPC1768 Starter Kit contains all the necessary hardware and software and allows you to design, develop, integrate and test your applications:

  • NXP LPC1768 ARM Cortex-M3 Board
  • Keil MDK-ARM Development Kit, 32K evaluation edition
  • Emlink for ARM - a high speed JTAG Emulator for ARM Cortex-M3 processors
  • Plenty of example programs, all in source code

 

NXP LPC1768 ARM Cortex-M3 Board:

 

  • Include one 2.4" TFT LCD (240*320)
  • NXP LPC1768 processor, based on ARM Cortex-M3 Core, 100MHz
  • 512KB internal flash and 64KB SRAM
  • XTAL Frequency: 12 MHz
  • Two RS232 Interfaces
  • Two CAN Interfaces
  • One 10/100M Ethernet Interface
  • One ETM Interface
  • One Micro SD Card Interface
  • One USB Device Interface
  • One USB Host Interface
  • One USB OTG Interface
  • One 20pins JTAG Interface
  • One 10pins Cortex Debug Interface
  • One 18pins Cortex Debug Interface
  • One TFT LCD Interface
  • One Joystick with 4-direction control and selector
  • One Analog Output (connected to speaker by default)
  • One Analog Input (connected to potentiometer by default)
  • Supply Voltage: 5V DC (provided by the USB bus of a PC)
  • Supply Current: 65mA typical, 120mA maximum
  • Board Size: 119mm x 119mm (4.68" x 4.68")

 

Click here to find more information about this NXP LPC1758 Cortex-M3 Board.

 

Keil MDK-ARM Development Kit

 

  • µVision IDE, debugger and simulation environment
  • ARM industry-leading C/C++ compiler from ARM
  • MicroLib highly optimized run-time library
  • Real-Time Trace for Cortex-M3 processor based devices
  • Keil RTX - deterministic Real-Time Operating System
  • More information about Keil MDK-ARM could be found in Keil website: http://www.keil.com.

 

 

Emlink for ARM JTAG Emulator

  • Supports debugging with Realview MDK and EWARM
  • Supports ARM Cortex-M3 processors: STM32, LPC17XX, AT91SAM3UE, etc.
  • JTAG 20 pins connects to target
  • Supports hardware and software breakpoints
  • Supports USB port connecting to host PC
  • Downloads and debugs speed up to 250KBytes/s (about 1.5Mbps)
  • Integrates seamlessly into IAR Embedded Workbench and Keil RealView MDK

       Click here to find more information about this JTAG Emulator.

 

Deliverables:

1) NXP LPC1768 ARM-M3 Board

   * One LPC1768 ARM-CM3 Board

   * One RS-232 Serial Cable
   * One USB Cable
   * One RJ45 Ethernet Cable
   * One 2.4" TFT LCD Panel (240 x 320)

 

2) Emlink for ARM JTAG Emulator

  * One Emlink for ARM JTAG Emulator
  * One JTAG20-14-8 Convert Module
  * One IDC14 Cable
  * One 8pins Cable

 

More info: NXP LPC1768 Starter Kit

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NXP LPC1114 Starter Kit

Posted by kennyxie Feb 25, 2010
The LPC1114FBD48/301,1 Starter Kit produced by Embest is a brand new and very cheap(only 50 USD) full-featured evaluation kit based on the NXP LPC1100 Cortex-M0 Series processor. The target board works at up to 50MHz, supports the RS485 Mode and integrates power management Unit (PMU). In addition, the board features a wide range of peripherals, including UART interface, eight channels 10bit ADC, tow 16bit timers, two 32bit timers, SSP, I2C.
The kit also integrates a smart and easy-to-use Colink2 JTAG Debugger. It is a good platform for application development and the first choice for learners.
LPC1114FBD48/301,1 Target Board Hardware Resources
  • LPC1114FBD48/301,1 32bit RISC processor, based on ARM Cortex-M0, 50MHz
  • Eight LEDS
  • One Power Indicator
  • One BOOT Key-press
  • One RESET Key-press
  • 48pins IO extension One UART, supporting RS-485/EIA-485
  • SSP Interface
  • I2C Interface
  • Eight Channels 10bits ADC Module
  • One 10pins SWD Debugging Interface
  • One temperature sensor
Colink2 JTAG Debugger Features
  • Colink2 for LPC1100 parameters as follows:
  • Only support LPC1100 Series currently(Can support other Cortex-M0/M3 MCU later)
  • Support SW/JTAG debug and Download
  • Download speed up to 110Kb/s
  • flexible debugging socket, support 20/10/8 pins connector
  • Support Keil MDK and CooCox full series software
  • * Debugging conditions: use SW debug, the LPC1114FBD48/301,1 need to run at 50MHz frequency.
About LPC1114FBD48/301,1 Processor
The LPC1114 Starter Kit integrates the NXP LPC1114FBD48/301,1 processor which is used high-performance ARM Cortex-M0 32bit RISC kernel, works at up to 50MHz and belongs to the LPC1100 Series Microcontrollers. The LPC1100 Series works in the temperature range from minus 65 Celsius degrees to 150 Celsius degrees, and its power voltage is from 2.0V to 3.6V. The various power saving modes highlight its low power consumption feature.
The comprehensive peripherals of the LPC1114FBD48/301,1 processor make it suitable for a variety of applications:
  • Motor driver and application control
  • PC peripherals
  • Alarm system
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UART to Wifi Model

Posted by kennyxie Feb 2, 2010

The UART to Wifi Model is a UART/Wi-Fi converter which is embedded the TCP / IP protocol, IEEE 802.11 b/g protocol, and DATA converting firmware between UART and Wi-Fi, it has two 2.4GHz antenna connectors and a UART interface, supports several communication modes: TCP Server, TCP Client, and virtual-COM (virtual serial port) and works in the temperature ranging from minus 25 degrees Celsius to 75 degrees Celsius. This module provides evaluation kit and sample application software, makes designers speed up their project development.

 

FEATURES

  • UART to IEEE802.11b/g and 802.11b/g to UART
  • UART interface: TTL level
  • Wi-Fi modes: ad-hoc mode and Access Point mode
  • Wi-Fi Features: Access Point scanning and signal strength measurement
  • Wi-Fi Features: support WEP encryption
  • UART baud rate: 9600 ~ 115200
  • Support static IP or DHCP
  • Support three communication modes: TCP Server, TCP Client, virtual-COM (virtual serial port mode)
  • Automatic re-connection if TCP connection is lost
  • TCP socket modes (TCP Server, TCP Client): PC communicates with your appliance with SOCKET compatible software
  • Support virtual serial port mode. In this mode, user's PC software based on COM communication can still be used in the new wireless TCP/IP environment
  • Provide evaluation kit and sample application software to speed up your software development

 

More information about this convert module, please refer to: http://www.embedinfo.com/en/list.asp?id=69.

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The NXP LPC1300 ARM-CM3 Board is a brand new, cost-effective but high-performance evaluation tool of the ARM Cortex-M3 based LPC1300 controller family from NXP, allowing you to create and test working programs for this advanced architecture.

The board has a wide range of interfaces making it a great starting point for your next Cortex-M3 project.

 

Hardware Features

  • Processor: NXP LPC1343FBD48,151, based on ARM Cortex-M3 Core, 72MHz
  • On-Chip Memory: 32KB Flash & 8KB RAM
  • External Memory: 8KB EEPROM accessible via I2C bus
  • 1 x RS232 Interface
  • 1 x USB Interface
  • 1 x 20pins JTAG Interface
  • 2 x Push buttons (Reset, BOOT)
  • Board Size: 110mm x 140mm (4.33" x 5.5")
  • Supply Voltage: 5 Volts DC (provided by the USB bus of a PC)
  • Supply Current: 180mA typical, 200mA maximum
  • XTAL Frequency: 12 MHz

 

Development Environment
To compile, link and run applications on the LPC1300 Evaluation Board, you must install these products:

  • The RealView MDK-ARM which includes the µVision Debugger and provides several example programs for the LPC1300 Board.
  • The example programs and project files for the board are accompanied with CDROM, developed by Embest.

 

Software and Examples
Embest Provides plenty of software examples for this evaluation board, all in source code. These software examples can be debugged under the popular Keil MDK (Microcontroller Development Kit) environments, making practical use of the board's peripherals.

 

More information about this board, please refer to http://www.embedinfo.com/en/list.asp?id=56.

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