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Search " LPC800" on other search engines: GoogleLPC800Information on: LPC800- NXP Unveils Versatile Microcontroller Family to Drive a Smarter User Experience in Next-Generation Embedded Designs
NXP Semiconductors announced the release of the LPC82x family of microcontrollers, dramatically extending the versatility of the ARM Cortex-M0+-based LPC800 Series for use in today's highly connected, sensor-dense and IoT designs. With double the memory (over the LPC81x family), a new 1.2 Msps ADC, DMA, and triple the serial connectivity, the LPC82x family makes it easy for embedded developers to meet the growing requirements for a better, smarter user experience in their next-generation ... - Understanding Arm Cortex-M0+ and its capabilities
Cortex-M0+ is not the newest small, low-power processor and, in fact, some newer offerings may surpass it. However, its broad deployment and mature environment continue to make the processor a compelling offering for low-power applications. So, what’s important to know about Cortex-M0+ (see Figure 1)? The Cortex-M processor series as a whole is supposed to fill a market need for devices with limited power consumption and are low cost, and thus are suitable for a broad range of ... - Electronica 2012 Shows the Latest and Greatest. Part 1
The electronic industry’s premium European event delivers as usual, and Digi-Key was there to discover the latest innovations. Introduction If you are serious about the electronics industry, there is really only one event in Europe that you absolutely must attend electronica. Held every two years in the immense exhibition center in Munich, Germany, which in November accommodated over 2,600 exhibitors from 49 countries, it really is the industry’s premier exhibition and conference. ...
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