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LPC3000, LPC2900, and LH7A - Experience NXP's ARM9-based microcontrollers

NXP's ARM9-based MCUs are based on the ARM926 core (LPC3000), the ARM968 core (LPC2900), or the ARM922T core (LH7A).

The LPC3200 series is the only ARM9 microcontroller that provides a vector floating-point co-processor and integrated Ethernet, USB On-The-Go, as well as LCD controller. At 125MHz, the members of the LPC2900 series are the fastest ARM968 MCUs available.

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Key features and benefits

  • NXP's most advanced microcontrollers
  • With speeds of up to 266 MHz, the NXP LPC3000 family supports Linux and WinCE and is ideal for a wide range of applications in consumer, medical, industrial, automotive and networking.
  • 32-bit ARM9 cores
  • Supported by a comprehensive set of software and hardware design tools, the LH7A family makes it easy to create everything from cost-conscious consumer systems to advanced systems with media-rich environments.
  • Speeds in excess of 200MHz
  • Code Read Protection mechanism to safeguard user code
  • 90nm technology
  • Up to 32 kB of zero wait-state Flash
  • Real-time clock with 32-kHz crystal and battery back-up pins
  • Up to 8 kB of SRAM

Key applications

  • Serial communications protocol converters
  • Handheld card readers
  • Distributor access and security control
  • ZigBee

Design tools & Assets

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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Training & events

View or download the latest product and application modules; developed by engineers for engineers

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In this section you can find the shows and events where you can meet NXP

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Products

Demo boards

Type numberDescriptionStatusQuick access
OM11025Hitex LPC2900 Motor Control Board Order demo boards
OM11027Hitex LPC2939 Evaluation Board Order demo boards
OM11029EA LPC3152 Evaluation Board Order demo boards
OM11030Keil ULINK2-JTAG Debugger Order demo boards
OM11037EA LPC3141 Evaluation Board Order demo boards
OM11045EA LPC3250 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


Selection

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


Support

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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