NXP Semiconductors Introduces Four New 32-Bit ARM9 Microcontrollers
LPC3200 family brings high-performance LCD, Ethernet, and USB On-The-
Go to the broad NXP ARM portfolio
NXP Semiconductors has announced the expansion of the largest
portfolio in the ARM7™ and ARM9™ microcontroller space with the
introduction of the LPC3200 family. The NXP LPC3200 family is based
on the popular ARM926EJ™ processor providing designers with a high-
performance power efficient microcontroller. The NXP LPC3200
microcontroller family which consists of the LPC3220, LPC3230,
LPC3240, and LPC3250 will be displayed at the Embedded Systems
Conference April 14-18 in San Jose at booth #624.
Designed in 90nm process, the new NXP LPC3200 family combines the
performance of an ARM926EJ core, a Vector Floating Point (VFP), an
LCD Controller, an Ethernet MAC, On-The-Go USB, an efficient bus
matrix, and a large set of standard peripherals. Offering embedded
designers the ability to reduce on-chip components and maximize
power savings without sacrificing performance.
Designed for flexibility in applications that require fast,
simultaneous communications, the LPC3000 combines high-performance,
low power consumption, and a myriad of peripherals. The features
include I2C, I2S, SPI, SSP, UARTs, USB, OTG, SD, PWMs, A/D with
touch-screen interfaces, 10/100 Ethernet MAC, and a 24-bit LCD
controller that supports STN and TFT panels. The family supports
DDR, SDR, SRAM, and Flash memory devices and provides the option of
booting-up from NAND Flash, SPI memory, UART, or SRAM.
The NXP LPC3200 family of microcontrollers will be sampling in April
with volume shipping in Q3 2008. Pricing for the LPC3200 ranges from
$6.95 to $8.25 in 10 Ku volumes. Additional information on the NXP
microcontroller products is available at www.nxp.com/microcontrollers
