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- LPC4088 Display Module
OM13083: LPC4088 Display Module ARCHIVED
LPC4088 Display Module
Specifications
Technical and Functional Specifications
- Display
- 4.3" color TFT capacitive touch LCD, 480 x 272 pixel
- Processor
- 120 MHz Cortex-M4F LPC4088 MCU from NXP®
- On-module memories
- 512 kB LPC4088 on-chip flash
- 32 MB SDRAM
- 96 kB on-chip SRAM
- 4032 B on-chip E²PROM
- Connectors/Interfaces
- 100/10 Mbps Ethernet with RJ45 connector
- USB Host interface with USB-A connector
- USB Device interface with mini-B connector
- XBee™ compatible connector for RF module add-on
- mbed HDK debug interface connector (USB micro-B)
- uSD/transflash memory card interface connector
- Debug interfaces
- mbed-enabled via on-board HDK (CMSIS-DAP interface, USB drag-n-drop, Virtual COM port)
- SWD/JTAG connector (Arm standard Cortex Debug Connector)
- SWD Tag-Connect™ connector
- Power
- External 5 V DC supply
- Micro-B USB HDK connector
- Dimensions
- 123 mm x 99 mm
Supported Devices
Documents and Software
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Software
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IDE and Build Tools ( 1 )
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LPCXpresso IDE v8.2.2
The popular Free Edition has been enhanced to include many features previously only available in the premium Red Suite product, including C++ support, and its download limit has been doubled to 256kb. The Pro Edition of LPCXpresso gives developers unlimited code size downloads and one year of email-based support provided directly by NXP engineers. Note that LPCXpresso IDE has been replaced by MCUXpresso IDE.