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NXP’s LPC microcontrollers are changing the landscape for embedded applications. Equipped with award-winning innovations — in connectivity, design flexibility, integration, packaging, performance, power consumption, security, ease of use, and more — LPC microcontrollers let you maximize the potential of any embedded application. Today’s LPC portfolio, which is divided into five categories and includes more than 325 ARM®-based devices, continues to expand and break new ground. Whether you’re looking for a cost-effective upgrade for an existing 8/16-bit design or you’re working on a high-end system that needs maximum speed or computational performance, the LPC portfolio has exactly what you need. NXP LPC microcontrollers Maximize your design potential. Minimize your design effort. LPC Connect LPC ConnectPlus LPC ConnectTurbo LPC Command LPC Go 168 4 KB 8 KB 16 KB 32 KB 64 KB 128 KB 256 KB 512 KB 768 KB 1 MB Flashless 20 24 33 48 64 80 100 144 180 208 256 296 PINS FLASH LPC portfolio overview

Entry-level microcontrollers LPC Command Application processors ideal for Linux LPC Connect Point-to-point connectivity LPC Connect Plus MCU + USB + Ethernet + LCD +... LPC Connect Turbo Fastest Cortex-M microcontrollers  32-bit versatility with 8-bit simplicity  Game-changing peripherals  Replaces 8/16-bit solutions  Application processors  High-level OS (Linux) LPC3100 LPC3200  Point-to-point connectivity  USB or CAN or segment LCD  Faster clock speeds  USB + Ethernet + LCD + CAN  More integration  Fastest clock speeds  HS USB, LCD, CAN, and/or Ethernet with DSP instructions  Highest level of integration LPC800 LPC1100 LPC1100LV LPC11E00 LPC131x LPC210 LPC11Uxx LPC11Cxx LPC11A00 LPC1200 LPC134x LPC213x LPC214x LPC4000 LPC1700 LPC2200 LPC2300 LPC2400 LPC1800 LPC4300 LPC2900 Unmatched functionality Every NXP LPC microcontroller builds on our well-established, long-term strategic relationship with ARM. We have early access to next-generation IP , so you can be sure you’re always working with the latest technologies, and we pack our devices with features you simply won’t find anywhere else. We use the same building blocks in many of our MCUs, and offer pin- and software-compatible options across product families and across cores. That means you have the freedom to add or subtract features, without having to migrate to a new architecture, and you have a flexible way to support your entire product line — now and in the future. With NXP LPC microcontrollers, it’s easy to scale and reuse your hardware and software designs, whether you’re upgrading or downgrading functionality. Proven leadership NXP’s LPC portfolio has continually set the standard for performance, integration, and price, and has been recognized, time and again, for its groundbreaking levels of connectivity, power consumption, and ease of use. We were first to add independent bus systems and local bus I/O, first with integrated features like Flash/EEPROM memory, real-time debug, and embedded trace, and first to deliver a market-ready Cortex ™-M0 device. Our unique, patent-pending peripherals continue to set us apart, and we’re the only supplier to offer a dual-core M4/M0.

NXP’s LPC Go microcontrollers feature unprecedented performance, simplicity, and low power consumption. These devices, based on 32-bit ARM cores, are the most cost-effective options compared to 8/16-bit solutions and provide a dramatic reduction in code size for every application. They deliver lower system cost and less power consumption, in an elegant, easy-to- use format that improves time-to-market.

4 Cortex-M0+, Cortex-M0, Cortex-M3, and ARM7-based microcontrollers

4 Best-in-class low-current performance

4 Industry’s broadest package selection

UART, I 2 C, SPI Up to 8 ch 10-bit ADC LPC Go common features LPC800 LPC11xx LPC11xx in small packages LPC11xxLV LPC11Exx LPC122x LPC131x LPC210x Freq (max) 30 MHz 50 MHz 50 MHz 50 MHz 50 MHz 50 MHz 72 MHz 72 MHz Flash Up to 16 KB Up to 64 KB Up to 32 KB Up to 32 KB Up to 32 KB Up to 128 KB Up to 64 KB Up to 64 KB RAM Up to 8 KB Up to 8 KB Up to 8 KB Up to 8 KB Up to 8 KB Up to 8 KB Up to 8 KB Up to 8 KB EEPROM Up to 4 KB Up to 4 KB Core Cortex-M0+ Cortex-M0 Cortex-M0 Cortex-M0 Cortex-M0 Cortex-M0 Cortex-M3 ARM7TDMI Analog Comparator 8/10b ADC 8/10b ADC 8/10b ADC 8/10b ADC 8/10b ADC Comparator 8/10b ADC 8/10b ADC Package DIP8 SO20 TSSOP16 TSSOP20 LQFP48 QFN33 QFN24 CSP SO20 TSSOP20/28 DIP28 CSP QFN24 HVQFN33 LQFP48 LQFP64 LQFP48 LQFP64 HVQFN33 LQFP48 LQFP64 LQFP48 HVQFN48 LPC Go lines

NXP’s latest addition to the LPC Go family, the LPC800, promises to change the way you think about embedded design. Offering the simplicity and ease-of-use of 8- and 16-bit devices but with the versatility of a fully-equipped 32-bit architecture, the LPC800 redefines flexibility and scalability. Every peripheral has been redesigned, from the ground up, with the low-cost 8-bit market in mind. That makes the LPC800 series a family of advanced yet cost-effective microcontrollers that are smaller, more streamlined, and more power-efficient than ever.

Features

4 Simple, low-cost Cortex-M0+ processor

– Full backward compatibility to the Cortex-M0 – Upwards compatibility with Cortex-M3 and Cortex-M4 – Performance up to 30 MHz

4 Up to 16 KB Flash / 4 KB SRAM

4 Best energy efficiency due to two-stage pipeline and single-cycle I/O access

4 Easy-to-use, low pin-count TSSOP and DIP packages compatible with

4 Flexible switch matrix enabling easy pin configuration — even on the fly

4 Multi-rate timers and State Configurable Timer (SCT) provide advanced

LPC800: Low Power Cortex-M0+ TIMERS ANALOG ARM CORTEX-M0+

30 MHz

SPI (2) I 2 C UART (3) SCT 4ch multi-rate timer WDT Wake-up timer SERIAL INTERFACES IOP AHB-LITE BusAPB Bus GPIO (up to 18) SYSTEM Power Control PMU, power modes, BOD, single VDD power supply, POR Comparator with external Vref Clock Generation Unit

12 MHz, 1% IRC OSC,

Watchdog OSC, 1-25 MHz System OSC, System PLL Switch matrix GPIO pads Bridge 8-bit simplicity, 32-bit versatility, game-changing peripherals

NXP’s LPC Connect microcontrollers add point-to-point connectivity to LPC Go products. LPC Connect devices combine plug-and-play USB or CAN interfaces with software-integrated drivers in on-chip ROM, so it’s never been easier to add connectivity to your system. Get to market faster with a connected, efficient, and cost-effective system.

4 Cortex-M0, Cortex-M3, and ARM7-based microcontrollers

4 High performance on standard serial interfaces (SSP , I 2C, etc.)

4 Pin-to-pin compatible options for scalable performance

4 Integrated USB 2.0 or CAN 2.0B transceiver

4 USB drivers in ROM: MSC, HID, CDC, DFU

4 CANopen drivers in ROM, programming via CAN

UART, I 2 C, SPI 8 channel 10-bit ADC Packages (CSP , LQFP , HVQFN) LPC Connect common features LPC11Uxx LPC11Cxx LPC11Dxx LPC11Axx LPC134x LPC213x LPC214x Freq (max) 50 MHz 50 MHz 50 MHz 50 MHz 72 MHz 60 MHz 60 MHz Flash 16 to 128 KB 16/32 KB Up to 64 KB 8 to 32 KB 8 to 64 KB 32 to 512 KB 32 to 512 KB RAM 6 to 12 KB 8 KB Up to 8 KB 2 to 8 KB 4 to 12 KB 8 to 32 KB 8 to 32 KB EEPROM Up to 4 KB Up to 4 KB Up to 4 KB Core Cortex-M0 Cortex-M0 Cortex-M0 Cortex-M0 Cortex-M3 ARM7 ARM7 FS USB • • • CAN With Tx ADC 10-bit 10-bit 10-bit 10 or 12-bit 10-bit 10-bit Packages HVQFN33 LQFP48 LQFP64 LQFP48 LQFP100 WLCSP20 HVQFN33 LQFP48 HVQFN33 LQFP48 LQFP64 LQFP64 HVQFN64 LQFP64 LPC Connect lines

(USB drivers)* AHB-LITE Bus Bridge APB Bus Clock Generation Unit

12 MHz, 1% IRC OSC, Watchdog OSC,

1-25 MHz System OSC, System PLL Power Control PMU, power modes, BOD, single V DD power supply, POR High Speed GPIO Up to 54 ADC 8 channel, 10-bit I 2 C SSP (2) USB USART/Smartcard 32-bit Timers (2) WWDT 16-bit Timers (2) Systick Timer SYSTEM TIMERS ANALOG SERIAL INTERFACES LPC11U00 *Applies to LPC11U2x/3x only It’s never been easier to add plug-and-play connectivity to your system design Featured product LPC11U00

4 Plug-and-play with USB: low-cost, low-power USB Cortex-M0

4 USB ROM drivers: MSC, HID, CDC, and composite in

4 Free PID/VID program on LPCware.com

4 Pin-compatible within LPC11U00 series from 16 to128 kB;

and to higher-performance LPC134x

NXP’s LPC Connect Plus microcontrollers offer a broad range of interfaces and the bandwidth for running multiple communication protocols simultaneously. Connect to USB plus CAN plus Ethernet plus LCD — and more — all at the same time. LPC Connect Plus products are available in a wide range of packages, with lots of options for memory and peripherals, and feature pin-compatibility between cores.

4 Cortex-M3, Cortex-M4, and ARM7-based microcontrollers

4 High integration and low power consumption at up to 120 MHz

4 Best-in-class peripheral support: Ethernet, USB 2.0 Host/OTG/Device, CAN 2.0B

4 Memories up to 512 KB Flash

4 Pin compatibility between cores

LPC ConnectPlus common features Ethernet MAC FS USB host/ device/OTG CAN 2.0B 32-bit timers, PWMs RTC, IRC (1%) I 2 S DAC UARTS, I 2 C, SPIs LPC175x/6x LPC177x/178x LPC407x/8x LPC23xx LPC24xx Frequency (max) 100/120 MHz 120 MHz 120 MHz 72 MHz 72 MHz Flash 32 to 512 KB 128 to 512 KB 64 to 512 KB 64 to 512 KB 0/512 KB RAM 8 to 64 KB 40 to 96 KB 24 to 96 KB 34 to 98 KB 82 to 98 KB EEPROM 2 to 4 KB 2 to 4 KB ADC 12-bit 12-bit 12-bit 10-bit 10-bit QEI • • • TFT LCD • • • EMC • • * • DSP+FPU • Core Cortex-M3 Cortex-M3 Cortex-M4 ARM7TDMI ARM7TDMI * The LPC2388 has an EMC ** The LPC2367/68/78/87/88 and LPC2460/70/58/68/78 have SD/MMC LPC Connect Plus lines

with NVIC, WIC, MPU, Debug Trace (ETM) Flash Up to 512 kB SRAM Up to 96 kB EEPROM Up to 4 kB ROM with ROM drivers Multilayer Bus Matrix Floating Point Unit CORE MEMORY Clock Generation Unit

12 MHz, 1% IRC OSC, 1-24 MHz

System OSC, System (CPU) PLL Power Management Unit PMU, power modes, BOD, single V DD power supply, POR ADC 8-channel, 12-bit DAC 10-bit Comparator (2) GPDMA GPIO Up to 165 Ext Mem Ctrl Graphic LCD Ethernet MAC SD/MMC Motor Ctrl PWM, QEI SSP/SPI (3), I 2 C (3), UART (5) 32-bit Timers (4) Real-time Clock Battery pin, event recorder WWDT Systick Timer SPIFI FS USB 2.0 CAN 2.0B (2) I 2 S (2) USB PLL CRC Engine SYSTEM TIMERS ANALOG INTERFACES LPC407x/8x Connect to USB plus CAN plus Ethernet plus LCD and more Featured product LPC407x/8x

4 Cortex-M4 for LCD Graphics and external memories

4 Adds Cortex-M4, FPU, SPIFI, and two analog comparators to

4 Packages: BGA208/180 and LQFP208/144

4 Pin-compatible to LPC177x/8x, LPC24xx, and LPC23xx

NXP’s LPC ConnectTurbo microcontrollers are built for speed and include the industry’s fastest Cortex-M microcontrollers. This “turbo-charged” performance is combined with advanced peripherals for solving complex design challenges. LPC Connect Turbo innovations include Hi-speed USB with integrated Hi-speed PHY, NXP’s unique SPI Flash Interface (SPIFI), a State Configurable Timer (SCT), Serial GPIO, and the industry’s first dual-core Cortex-M4/M0. All this integration reduces system cost and enables unprecedented embedded performance.

4 Cortex-M3, Cortex-M4, and ARM9-based microcontrollers

4 Up to 204 MHz

4 HS-USB with on-chip PHY + Ethernet + Graphic LCD

4 Unique, asymmetrical dual-core architecture, featuring two ARM processors (LPC4300)

4 State Configurable Timer (SCT) for solving complex timing/PWM challenges

4 Serial GPIO (SGPIO) to increase connectivity

4 Quad SPI Flash Interface (SPIFI) for a low-cost way to expand system Flash

LPC ConnectTurbo common features Ext bus interface HS USB H/O/D (up to 2) Power control Clock generation unit High-speed GPIOs Watchdog timer Systick timer UART, I 2 C, SPI CAN (2) LPC ConnectTurbo lines LPC18x0 Flashless LPC18xx LPC43x0 Flashless LPC4300 LPC2900 Frequency (max) 180 MHz 180 MHz 204 MHz 204 MHz 125 MHz Flash 512 KB to 1 MB 512 KB to 1 MB 0 to 768 KB RAM 132 to 200 KB 104 to 136 KB 168 to 264 KB 104 to 136 KB 24 to 56 KB EEPROM 16 KB 16 KB 16 KB HS USB • • • • Ethernet • • • • TFT LCD • • • • DSP + FPU • • SCT, SPIFI • • • • SGPIO • • Dual Core • • Core Cortex-M3 Cortex-M3 Cortex-M4/M0 Cortex-M4/M0 ARM968E-S

System OSC, System (CPU) PLL Power Management Unit Power saving modes, POR, BOD ADC (2) 8 channel,10-bit DAC 10-bit System PLL Windowed WDT EMC SD/MMC Graphic LCD CAN 2.0B (2) UART (4) I 2 S (2) SSP/SPI (3) I 2 C (2) GPIO (146)SGPIO SPIFI GPDMA Ethernet MAC 32-bit Timers (4) MCPWM RTC SCT QEI Alarm Timer HS USB 2.0 (2) USB PLL Audio PLL SYSTEM TIMERS ANALOG INTERFACES LPC43xx ARM Cortex-M4 Up to 204 MHz with NVIC, WIC, MPU, Debug Trace (ETM/ETB) Floating Point Unit ARM Cortex-M0 Up to 204 MHZ, with NVIC CORE LPC4300: the fastest Cortex-M microcontroller on the planet (204 MHz) Featured product LPC43xx

4 Dual-core Cortex-M4/M0 operating at 204 MHz

4 Advanced peripherals: HS USB, Dual Host, on-chip

PHY, SCT, SGPIO

4 BGA256/180/100, LQFP208/144

4 Pin-compatible to LPC18xx

NXP’s LPC Command application processors provide an ideal and low-cost platform for running the Linux operating system. Based on the ARM9 core, LPC Command products provide an extensive set of peripherals and are designed for general-purpose embedded applications as well as specialty applications, such as high-speed document printers/scanners, industrial control, and motor control.

4 ARM9-based microcontrollers

4 Speeds up to 266 MHz (ARM926 core)

4 Linux support at LPClinux.com LPC Command LPC Command common features 4x 32-bit timers SD/MMC Clock generation unit High-speed GPIOs Watchdog timer UART, I 2 C, SPI 10-bit 4-channel ADC LPC ConnectTurbo lines LPC3100 LPC3200 Frequency (max) 270 MHz 266 MHz SRAM Up to 192 KB Up to 256 KB EMC SDRAM and SRAM DDR, SDR SDRAM and static devices LCD • STN or TFT, up to 1024 x 768 HS USB OTG, Host, Device OTG, Host, Device OS support Linux Linux Core ARM926 ARM926

Interrupt Controller, ETB/ETM SRAM Up to 256 kB ROM Multilayer Bus Matrix CORE MEMORY Clock Generation Unit System (CPU) PLL Power Control PMU, power modes, BOD, single V DD power supply, POR ADC (2) 3-channel, 10-bit ADC 10-bit GPDMA Event Router MMU Vector FPU I-Cache 32 kB D-Cache 32 kB GPIO Up to 152 EMC Graphic LCD Ethernet MAC SD CARD WDT PWM (2) 32-bit Timers (6) Alarm Timer RTC MCPWM NAND Flash I/F HS USB 2.0 CAN 2.0B (2) I 2 S (2) I 2 C (2) SSP (2) UART SPI (2) SYSTEM TIMERS ANALOG INTERFACES LPC3200 Ideal for running embedded Linux

applications

4 Integrated Ethernet, USB On-The-Go, and LCD controller

4 Provides a vector floating-point co-processor

4 Selectable boot-up from NAND Flash, SPI memory, UART,

4 Clock speeds up to 266 MHz

We start with optimized versions of the basic ARM architectures. Then we add special functional and peripheral interfaces that simplify design, improve performance, and save power. The result is a set of features that truly sets us apart. This section highlights the LPC features available with our Cortex-M devices. For more specific details on the Cortex-M features, or to see the features available with the LPC devices based on ARM7 and ARM9, please refer to our product datasheets. Unique LPC peripherals For a simpler, faster, more efficient design LPC Go LPC Connect LPC ConnectPlus LPC ConnectTurbo LPC features available for Cortex-M devices SWITCH MATRIX STATE-CONFIGURABLE TIMER (SCT) SPECIAL FUNCTIONS IN ROM USB 2.0 HOST/DEVICE/OTG INTERFACE CAN 2.0B INTERFACE ETHERNET INTERFACE QUAD SPI FLASH INTERFACE (SPIFI) LCD DISPLAY INTERFACE SERIAL GPIO (SGPIO) DUAL-CORE (M4/M0) ARCHITECTURE ROM ROM Switch matrix The flexible switch matrix enables designers to configure on-chip peripherals any way they want. Any peripheral can be assigned to any I/O pin — even on the fly. This creates enormous flexibility in low-pin-count MCUs. What’s more, a GUI-based configuration tool makes it fast and easy to build new layouts or edit existing ones. State-configurable timer (SCT) This patent-pending peripheral, developed by NXP , is a sophisticated yet easy-to-configure timing function that delivers unprecedented flexibility. The SCT lets you configure a range of timing operations — including those required for complex motor-control functions — while meeting tight development schedules.

Putting special functions in ROM helps increase design flexibility, reduce code size, and simplify development. Options include programming algorithms, API-driven power profiles, USB drivers and USB-compliant stacks for HID, MS, CDC, and DFU classes, peripheral APIs for CAN that include extensible code and CANopen drivers, and an optimized divide library that reduces CPU cycles. USB 2.0 Host/Device/OTG interface Nobody gives you more options for fully certified USB functionality. Our USB 2.0 Host/Device/ OTG interface includes DMA support and an on-chip high-speed PHY, and supports all four transfer types (control, interrupt, bulk, isochronous). Many of our USB-equipped devices are shipped with the USB device stack and certain class drivers pre-loaded in ROM. CAN 2.0B interface We were first to introduce a low-cost entry point for a total Controller Area Network (CAN) solution. The CAN and CANopen drivers are embedded in ROM, so there’s more Flash memory for product firmware. The high-performance interface supports bit rates up to 1 Mbit/s and works with multi-drop and serial communications. Ethernet interface This full-featured 10/100 MAC supports TCP/IP hardware checksum verification and uses DMA hardware acceleration to improve throughput. It includes RMII and MII interfaces and an external transceiver, and enables low energy consumption with power management features for remote wake-up frame and magic packet detection. Quad SPI Flash interface (SPIFI) SPIFI is a patent-pending interface that lets you take full advantage of small, inexpensive serial Flash memories, including Quad SPI Flash. It lets external memory appear in the MCU’s memory map, so it can be read like other on-chip memory. That means you can use a standard MCU and cost-effective serial Flash to produce high speeds, save board space, and lower system cost. LCD display interface Our optimized LCD display interface drives a wide range of displays without loading the CPU. It provides all the necessary control signals to interface directly with a variety of color and monochrome LCD panels with up to 1024 x 768 pixels, supports hardware cursor for single- panel displays, and offers programmable timing options for different display panels. Serial GPIO (SGPIO) Combining general-purpose I/O with a timer/shift register, our SGPIO can be used to create or capture multiple real-time serial data streams. There’s no need for code loops that manipulate GPIO in real time, or CPU-intensive “bit banging”. For added convenience, SGPIO can also be configured as extra serial interfaces (UART, I 2S, I2C, etc.). Dual-core (M4/M0) architecture The LPC4300 series is the first to combine a Cortex-M4 with a Cortex-M0. Having two cores on one chip lets you separate the processing and real-time control functions while minimizing PCB space. The M0 core can handle the I/O processing and all the communications functions, including USB and Ethernet, so the M4 core can focus on executing high-performance algorithms.

This ground-breaking development platform, created by NXP exclusively for our LPC Cortex-M microcontrollers, takes you from evaluation all the way through to production for less than 30 US dollars. LPCXpresso users can evaluate, explore, and develop within a single, easy-to-use interface while retaining all the advanced features associated with powerful and expensive tools. Designed for simplicity and ease of use, LPCXpresso features a powerful Eclipse-based IDE with a customized interface. Also included are an optimizing compiler with libraries, an LPC-Link JTAG-SWD debug probe, and target boards. Linux and Mac OS X versions are also available. In total, more than 50,000 LPCXpresso boards have already shipped. LPC design tools Easy, low-cost ways to evaluate, explore, and develop Our entire Cortex-M portfolio works with a single MCU toolchain, so you can use a familiar set of tools no matter what product or architecture you choose. Plus, because we offer such an extensive range of options — including dedicated tools specially designed for LPC devices — you can be certain you’ll always be working with the best. HS USB Interface LPCXpresso powered by -M3-M0-M0+ LPC1100 LPC11C00 LPC11U00 LPC1200 LPC1300 LPC1700LPC800 The LPCXpresso development board LPCXpresso: NXP’s unique, low-cost toolchain LPCXpresso features

4 End-to-end tool for less than

US$30

4 Eclipse-based IDE using very

4 Target boards come with an

(no need for a separate debug probe)

4 Easy upgrade options to

full-blown suites (from Code Red) and hardware kits (from Embedded Artists) www.nxp.com/lpcxpresso

This Eclipse-based software development environment, powered by Code Red, includes all the tools necessary to develop high-quality software solutions in less time and with a lower budget. Along with the latest version of the industry-standard Eclipse GNU toolchain, the IDE includes a proprietary, optimized C library, and can be used to build an executable of any size, with full code optimization. LPCXpresso development boards Our LPCXpresso target boards, jointly developed by NXP , Code Red, and Embedded Artists, include an integrated JTAG debugger, so there’s no need for a separate JTAG debug probe. The target portion of the board can connect to expansion boards for access to a number of interfaces and I/O devices. The on-board JTAG debugger provides a high-speed USB-to-JTAG/SWD interface to the IDE, and it can be connected to other debug targets, including a customer target. The LPCXpresso IDE also works with the Red Probe JTAG adapter from Code Red. LPC-Link™ debugger board The JTAG/SWD debugger board, called LPC-Link, is equipped with a 10-pin JTAG header and seamlessly connects to a target via USB. Cutting the traces between the LPC-Link and the target makes the LPC-Link a standalone JTAG debugger, so you can connect the LPCXpresso platform to an external target for use with a wide variety of ARM-based applications. LPCXpresso support If you have questions about using an LPCXpresso board, answers are easy to find. We have a dedicated site for LPCXpresso support (www.nxp.com/lpcxpresso-support), and there are more than 5,000 community members on the LPCXpresso forum (www.nxp.com/lpcxpresso-forum), ready to share their tips and expertise. Rapid prototyping with mbed This remarkable online tool, co-developed by NXP and ARM, is the only online rapid prototyping tool for ARM products. It provides a tightly coupled combination of hardware and software, so it’s a quick, easy way to try out your latest design ideas. New users can get started in just minutes, and compiling the first program can take as little as 60 seconds. For more information, please visit http://mbed.org. Benefits of mbed

4 Get started right away; there’s nothing to install

4 Get working fast, using high-level APIs

4 Explore, test, and demonstrate your ideas more effectively

4 Write clean, compact code that’s easy to modify

4 Log in from anywhere, on Windows, Mac, or Linux

The LPC-Link debugger board The mbed rapid prototyping tool

We understand the need to save development time and lower design cost, and we’re committed to helping you do both. All of NXP’s LPC microcontrollers are supported by a well established — and rapidly growing — network of third-party tool suppliers. As an LPC designer, you have direct access to a very wide set of tools, from more than 80 companies, that help you save time while optimizing your design. We’ve partnered with some of the best names in development tools — including Keil and IAR, as well as Code Red, Embedded Artists, Hitex, and NGX — and have options for everything from evaluation boards and software development toolchains to debuggers, RTOSs, software stacks, file systems, programming tools, and more. Many of these items are available at very low cost or for free, so you can save on more than just design time, too. For a complete list of tools available for LPC devices, please visit www.nxp.com/microcontrollers. A sampling of third-party tools available for LPC microcontrollers Development tools JTAG debug tools Evaluation boards RTOS/ middleware l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l Third-party design tools and free software An ever-expanding list of best-in-class options

Our customers get full access to a range of software options for optimizing USB, Ethernet, and LCD interfaces, and more. The software is free to download, free to build with, and free to use, so delivering a full-featured system has never been cheaper — or easier. www.lpcware.com Free USB libraries: nxpUSBlib This full-featured, open-source USB library is designed to run on all our USB-capable LPC microcontrollers. It supports Host (OHCI and EHCI) and device modes, works with all three USB transfer rates (low-, full-, and high-speed), and supports all four transfer types (control, bulk, interrupt, and isochronous). www.lpcware.com/content/project/nxpusblib Free USB VID/PID assignments Our USB VID program lets you apply for an NXP vendor ID (VID) and get up to three product IDs (PIDs) for free. The program works with all our LPC11U1x, LPC11U2x, and LPC11U3x devices. Just download the application, fill it out, and send it back to us, and you’re ready to go. There’s no need to be a member of the USB-IF. www.lpcware.com/content/project/usb-vid-pid-program Free lightweight IP (LWIP) networking stack This stack provides low-level networking support and is ideal for networking applications that require a low memory footprint. The NXP LWIP port supports standalone (raw API) and threaded (FreeRTOS) configuration, and the stack is supported by free-to-access online documentation and benchmarks. www.lpcware.com/content/project/lightweight-ip-lwip-networking-stack Free graphics libraries When you use an LPC microcontroller equipped with an LCD interface, you get free access to emWin by Segger, a robust, efficient GUI for any application operating with a graphical LCD. We also give you free access to Simple Windows Interface Manager (SWIM), a basic graphics library with very low overhead requirements. www.lpcware.com/content/project/emwin-graphics-library

When you choose NXP as your design partner, you become part of an international community of developers ready to share their experiences and expertise whenever you need it.

This online community, dedicated to developers of LPC microcontrollers, is design central for all things LPC. This is where you’ll find the latest videos on LPC products and tools, and full training sessions presented at industry trade shows. www.nxp.com/lpczone LPCXpresso This forum, with over 1,000 active members, has hundreds of useful threads, all dedicated to tips, tricks, and insider expertise on the LPCXpresso development platform. http://knowledgebase.nxp.com/ YouTube An extension of the LPCZone, this YouTube site is an extensive resource for technical tutorials, news items, interviews, design challenges, and more. www.youtube.com/user/LPCZone Yahoo! forum With roughly 10,000 registered members, NXP’s LPC forum is the #1 active microcontroller forum on Yahoo! http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/lpc2000/ Twitter Follow the LPCZone for the most up-to-date information on all of NXP’s LPC product families. http://twitter.com/LPCZone LPCware This NXP-sponsored technical site is for engineers interested in all things LPC. Connect with other designers or find resources for getting you up and running with new hardware, including tutorials, software and driver packages, schematics, tools, FAQs, design tips, and more. www.lpcware.com Other useful links NXP’s dedicated web pages make it easy to find whatever you need. Use the links below to review product data, get help with a design, sign up for a training seminar, find your nearest distributor, and more. LPC microcontroller microsite www.nxp.com/products/microcontrollers LPC microcontroller off-line selector guide www.lpcware.com/content/nxpfile/nxp-line- product-selector NXP technical support portal (application notes, datasheets, user manuals, sales literature, models, and more) www.nxp.com/technical-support-portal.html NXP sales offices & distributors www.nxp.com/about/sales-offices-distributors.html e-Learning modules http://elearning.nxp.com/course/category.php?id_28 Handbook library http://ics.nxp.com/literature/?type+book Microcontroller community website www.microcontrollercentral.com Online communities and more

NXP is committed to the ARM architecture for several reasons. For starters, ARM accounts for roughly 90% of all embedded 32-bit RISC processors, so it makes sense to support the architecture designers trust most. Performance and power play a role, too, since processing speed and energy efficiency are so essential to today’s designs. The ARM RISC architecture executes quickly, and requires fewer clock cycles to perform a given task, so the system runs faster. ARM architectures also deliver a higher amount of processing power for a given amount of electricity, so the system delivers higher efficiency and cooler operating temperatures. ARM has developed low-cost cores that compete directly with 8/16-bit options, so designers can upgrade their systems to higher performance and greater functionality, while staying on budget. Also, the very high level of integration possible with every ARM architecture means the design needs fewer external components, and that can save on overall cost. Ecosystem is another reason to choose ARM. There are more than 750 ARM partners, delivering silicon, tools, and software, so designers can select from an incredibly wide range of development tools, and can easily enlist the support of specialized third-party experts. Do all ARM licensees offer the same products? The short answer is no. Every licensee starts with the same basic core structure from ARM, but there’s a certain degree of freedom in how to implement the overall device. Licensees can keep certain features, discard others, or add their own special functions. Those decisions can have a big impact on performance, power consumption, and feature set, so it’s important to look beyond the ARM core and evaluate the specific implementation.

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