This ARMee-Board differ from earlier publications that instead of being based on an 8-bit device such as a PIC [1], AVR [2] or 8051 [3] controller, this design will use a 32-bit ARM microcontroller: the LPC210x from Philips Semiconductors. This device has just about everything you could want from a microcontroller, see the ‘ARMee & LPC210x Main Features’ inset. However, we should also mention that it lacks any ADC interface and an external bus interface. But then the LPC210x is a true microcontroller and has no external bus interface to extend the memory capabilities using external Flash or SRAM chips, or add new peripherals.
Characteristics
– direct lineage with earlier Elektor Electronics development systems
– detachable processor module available ready-stuffed with LPC2106
– LEDs for viewing port status
– 8-way DIL switch for switch inputs
– connector for linking to a standard alphanumeric LCD module
– real-world connectivity via two 9-way sub-D connectors: 2 x RS232 or 1 x RS232 and 1 x Modbus pin-compatible RS485
– DIN41612 I/O expansion connector on motherboard
– 160×100 mm Eurocard
– Free, multi-platform GNU GCC ‘C’ compilers
– Wide selection of free and commercial ARM development software
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