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ARM Cortex-M0 core MCUs

The ARM® Cortex™-M0 processor is the smallest, lowest-power and most energy-efficient ARM processor available. The exceptionally small silicon area, low power, and minimal code footprint of the processor achieves 32-bit performance at an 8-bit price point, bypassing the step to 16-bit devices. The Cortex-M0 processor promises substantial savings in system cost while retaining tool and binary compatibility with feature-rich processors such as the Cortex-M3 processor. It consumes as little as 85 µW/MHz (0.085 mW) in an area of typically under 12 K gates, enabling the creation of ultra low-power analog and mixed signal devices.

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LPC1115FET48

64kB flash, 8kB SRAM, TFBGA48 package



Key features and benefits

  • 32-bit performance in a 16-bit footprint resulting in more power efficiency and longer battery life, plus performance headroom for product enhancements
  • Fast interrupt handling for critical control applications
  • Small size enables the processor and analog circuits to be implemented on single die
  • Wake-up Interrupt Controller enables ultra-low leakage retention mode with instantaneous, fully-active mode for critical events
  • Lower cost devices through a smaller processing core, system and memories
  • Enhanced system debug for faster development
  • Ultra-low power consumption and integrated sleep modes resulting in longer battery life
  • 100 % C-coding including interrupt handlers and boot code to ease system development; Zero assembler code required
  • Thumb® instruction set for maximum code density
  • Wide application envelope encompassing ultra-low cost microcontrollers and analog mixed signal applications

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OM11049LPCXpresso Board for LPC1114 Order demo boards
OM11083EA LPCXpresso BaseBoard Order demo boards
OM11085IAR LPC1114 Evaluation Board Order demo boards
OM11086Keil LPC1114 Evaluation Board Order demo boards
OM13003IAR LPC11C14 Evaluation Board Order demo boards
OM13004Keil LPC11C14 Evaluation Board Order demo boards
OM13008LPCXpresso Board for LPC1227 Order demo boards
OM13011Keil LPC1227 Evaluation Board Order demo boards
OM13012LPCXpresso Board for LPC11C24 Order demo boards
OM13013IAR LPC1227 Evaluation Board Order demo boards
OM13014LPCXpresso Board for LPC11U14 Order demo boards
OM13016NGX LPCXpresso BaseBoard Order demo boards
OM13017IAR LPC11U14 Evaluation Board 
OM13018Keil LPC11U14 Evaluation Board Order demo boards
OM13021NGX LPC11U14 Evaluation Board Order demo boards
OM13023EA LPC11D14 Evaluation Board Order demo boards
OM13032ARM mbed LPC11U24 Board Order demo boards
OM13045LPCXpresso Board for LPC1347 Order demo boards
OM13047LPCXpresso Board for LPC1104 
OM13053LPC812-LPCXpresso Board Order demo boards

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