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Experience NXP's Cortex-M3 based microcontroller series

NXP's LPC1800 series is the industry's highest performance Cortex-M3 based MCU series, operating at speeds up to 180 MHz and offering large on-chip memories and unique peripherals like High Speed USB, SPI Flash Interface, and State Configurable Timers.

NXP's LPC1700 series are high performance Cortex-M3 based MCUs, operating at speeds up to 120 MHz and offering peripherals like Ethernet, USB 2.0 Host/OTG/Device, LCD Controllers and CAN 2.0B.

NXP's LPC1300 series is a low cost, low power Cortex-M3 based MCU series, operating up to 72 MHz with plug-and-play USB peripheral options and pin-compatibility to the NXP LPC1100(X)L Cortex-M0 series.

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Key features and benefits

  • Cortex-M3 Rev 2 core operating at up to 180 MHz
  • Up to 1 MB Flash memory and up to 200 kB SRAM on-chip
  • Low power consumption down to 200 µA/MHz for LPC13xx devices
  • New Wake-up Interrupt Controller (WIC), Nested Vectored Interrupt Controller (NVIC), and Memory Protection Unit
  • Available with advanced peripherals like Ethernet, USB Host/OTG/Device, CAN, I2S, Fast-mode Plus (Fm+) I2C, 12-bit ADC, Motor Control PWM, Quadrature Encoder Interface, and more

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
OM11032Keil LPC1768 Evaluation Board Order demo boards
OM11034IAR LPC1768 Evaluation Board Order demo boards
OM11035Code Red LPC1768 Evaluation Board Order demo boards
OM11036Keil LPC1758 Evaluation Board Order demo boards
OM11039Keil LPC1343 Evaluation Board Order demo boards
OM11040IAR LPC1343 Evaluation Board Order demo boards
OM11043ARM mbed LPC1768 Board Order demo boards
OM11048LPCXpresso Board for LPC1343 Order demo boards
OM11084Keil LPC1769 Evaluation Board Order demo boards
OM13000LPCXpresso Board for LPC1769 Order demo boards
OM13001EA LPC1788 Evaluation Board Order demo boards
OM13020IAR LPC1788 Developer's Kit Order demo boards
OM13028LPC1830-Xplorer bundle Order demo boards
OM13039Keil MCB1857 Evaluation Board Order demo boards
OM13045LPCXpresso Board for LPC1347 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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