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Find help, specifications and source code for the LPC900. The LPC900 challenges Microchip and AVR based on the worlds most popular 8-bit architecture the 80C51. With a 2-clock core the LPC900 series is a high performance, very flexible and low cost 8-bit microcontroller family. Designers using or interested in these devices are encouraged to share their know-how and ask questions.
Saving power during stand by
lpc2100_fan - Jul 30 2004
Hi,
today I saw an article about the overall power consumption generated
by devices in stand by mode. It can be found here:
http://biz.yahoo.com/ap/040728/good_question_... 
New option to order LPC-tools for Philips micros [2 Articles]
lpc2100_fan - Jul 28 2004
Apologize for the advertising but the new http://www.lpctools.com
website seems to include a lot of information besides the ordering
option for tools.
Hope I won't... Application Hint LPC935 ADC with Zero interrupt load
philips_apps - Jul 27 2004
Hi,
there is a great feature in the LPC935 ADC which could change the way
you do analog to digital conversions. Every input (channel) has a
dedicated result register. A... LPC900 with ADC? [2 Articles]
lpc900_fan - Jul 15 2004
Hi,
so far the two comparators were the only analog features on the
LPC900...are there new parts out there now with a real ADC?
Thanks,
Alex
... All LPC900 devices are Flash based
lpc900 - Jul 12 2004
If you compare the LPC900 devices to Microchip, keep in mind that the
low cost Microchip devices are often OTP based. For the LPC900 family
this restriction does no longer a... Abusing the LPC915 as slave for a 32-bit CPU [2 Articles]
lpc900 - Jul 12 2004
The LPC915 / LPC916 / LPC917 can be used as a companion chip for
higher performance CPUs. The functions performed range from external
EEPROM, power control device, low preci... Finally an 80C51 compatible device to compete with Microchip
lpc900 - Jul 9 2004
Hi all,
the last few years, designers were almost forced to use Microchip
because it was the only company to react on the embedded developers
need. While the architectu...