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LPC2000 and LH7 - Experience NXP's ARM7-based microcontroller families

The ARM7 devices are designed for use in real-time embedded applications requiring high performance and low power consumption in a cost-effective, 32-bit MCU. The NXP ARM7 microcontroller portfolio includes: LPC2100, LPC2200, LPC2300, LPC2400, LH7

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Key features and benefits

  • Based on 1.8 V ARM7TDMI-S™ core (LH7 based on ARM720T™ core) with speeds up to 72 MHz and up to 512 kB on-chip Flash and 98 kB on-chip SRAM
  • Available high-performance dual AHB versions
  • Available with integrated LCD controllers
  • Ethernet, USB, CAN, I²C, I²S, UART, and SPI serial interface options
  • Low power consumption
  • Available with integrated LCD controllers and 10-bit ADC and DAC options
  • Tiny 7 mm x 7 mm LQFP package options

Key applications

  • Medical devices
  • Peripheral control: printers, scanners, POS
  • GPS, motors, security devices, servo loops
  • Network control

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A central place for your design support and tooling. For today´s short product development cycles, NXP helps you with this portal to simplify your design.
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Demo boards

Type numberDescriptionStatusQuick access
OM10045Keil LPC213x Evaluation Board Order demo boards
OM10071Keil LPC2148 Evaluation Board Order demo boards
OM11019IAR LPC2478 Evaluation Board Order demo boards

Orientation

Are you new to NXP LPC microcontrollers? Wondering what the industry is saying about LPC microcontrollers? Check out LPCnow.com.

LPCnow is a curated site that brings together the latest development tips, design articles, application notes, and implementation ideas for LPC microcontrollers from NXP and third parties. We do the searching, so you don't have to. Visit LPCnow.com


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Are you looking for the right NXP LPC microcontroller for your project? Want to know the latest news on LPC microcontrollers? Check out LPCZone.

The LPCZone is NXP's online community dedicated to developers using LPC microcontrollers. The LPCZone contains the latest information from our microcontrollers team, including tools, design resources, training materials, events, marketing campaigns, and more. Visit LPCZone


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Are you using an LPC microcontroller? Do you have a technical support question on an LPC microcontroller? Check out LPCware.com.

LPCWare.com is an online technical community website for NXP LPC devices. It's maintained and supported by software engineers, hardware designers, system developers, application developers, and other people that use and work with LPC devices. This website provides a repository of resources for all NXP LPC devices, such as design tips, FAQs, software files, application notes, schematics, documentation, and more. Visit LPCware.com


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