[TriEmbed] LPC-H2148

[Jon Wolfe]

The LPC 2148 is an ARM7TDMI family of chips. It is an older ARM 
architecture that has been superseded by the "Cortex-M" line of ARM 
chips. Don't let the age fool you, they are still super cool, and quite 
capable. This chip has 512k flash and 42k of ram, plenty to run a micro 
RTOS on it.  The closest analog in modern ARM chips to this might be a 
Cortex M3.

It is more like the CPU you find on an Arduino Due than a Raspi.

There's nice support in GCC in these old chips, and if you have the 
right jtag, you can get them to work with gdb and OpenOCD.

I'd volunteer to take it on, but I've got a ton of similar dev boards in 
drawers waiting for the right project and enough free time.

--Jon


On 2015-03-16 19:28, Grawburg wrote:
> Yes.
> 
> I won't be at the April meeting but will bring it to the May meeting.
> 
> Whoever wants it can have it. I don't really know what to do with it.
> 
> Brian
> 
>> Isn't that an ARM chip? Might be nice to experiment with. Might have
>> much of the same capability as that used in the R-Pi or an Intel
>> Edison.
>> 
>> -
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