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NXP Semiconductors mbed LPC1768 Cortex-M3 Development Board OM11043

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The NXP Semiconductors mbed LPC1768 Development Board facilitates rapid embedded application prototyping, featuring a Cortex-M3 microcontroller and drag-and-drop programming via a browser-based IDE, ideal for efficient software development.

Features

  • Integrated NXP Semiconductors LPC1768 ARM Cortex-M3 microcontroller.
  • 100MHz CPU frequency, 512KB Flash memory, and 64KB SRAM.
  • Supports mbed platform for web-based C/C++ development.
  • Features simple drag-and-drop programming via USB interface.
  • Convenient 40-pin DIP form factor for breadboard compatibility.

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Description

The NXP Semiconductors mbed LPC1768 Development Board is engineered for accelerating embedded application development by abstracting complex low-level microcontroller interactions. It integrates the robust NXP Semiconductors Cortex-M3 LPC1768 microcontroller, providing a powerful yet accessible platform. Leveraging the mbed platform, developers can quickly create and compile C/C++ embedded software using a browser-based IDE, then transfer it to the board with a straightforward drag-and-drop operation.

This evaluation board serves as an excellent tool for both newcomers to embedded systems and seasoned engineers, facilitating rapid experimentation and the agile development of real-world products. Its design emphasizes speed and ease of use for idea testing, allowing engineers to quickly iterate on concepts before moving to more detailed design phases. The LPC176x family of MCU evaluation boards, especially when paired with the mbed ecosystem, offers an efficient pathway for software development and testing with minimal setup overhead.

Key Features

  • Web-based C/C++ programming environment through mbed platform.
  • Utilizes the ARM RealView compile engine for optimized code.
  • API-driven development supported by comprehensive, intuitive libraries.
  • Convenient 40-pin DIP form factor with 0.1-inch pitch for prototyping.
  • Drag-and-drop programming functionality, appearing as a USB drive.
  • Best-in-class ARM Cortex-M3 hardware for robust performance.
  • Access to easy-to-use online development tools and community resources.
  • Intuitive API interfaces simplify peripheral access and system integration.

Applications

  • Rapid embedded system prototyping.
  • Internet of Things (IoT) device development.
  • Educational projects and hands-on learning for microcontrollers.
  • Industrial control interfaces and automation.
  • Sensor data acquisition and processing systems.

Technical Specifications

MicrocontrollerNXP Semiconductors LPC1768 (ARM Cortex-M3)
CPU Frequency100MHz
Flash Memory512KB
SRAM64KB
Pin Configuration40-pin DIP (0.1-inch pitch)
Programming InterfaceUSB (Drag-and-drop)
Development Environmentmbed (Web-based C/C++)
Model NumberOM11043

Frequently Asked Questions

What core processor does the NXP Semiconductors mbed LPC1768 board use?

The board features an NXP Semiconductors LPC1768 microcontroller, which is based on the ARM Cortex-M3 core. This powerful 32-bit RISC processor operates at up to 100MHz, providing robust performance for a wide range of embedded applications, from industrial control to IoT devices.

How is software programmed onto the NXP Semiconductors mbed LPC1768 board?

Programming is simplified through its drag-and-drop functionality. When connected via USB, the board appears as a mass storage device. You can compile your C/C++ code using the mbed online IDE and simply drag the generated binary file onto the board's virtual drive.

What are the memory specifications of the LPC1768 microcontroller?

The NXP Semiconductors LPC1768 microcontroller integrates 512KB of on-chip Flash memory for program storage and 64KB of SRAM for data and runtime operations. These memory resources are sufficient for many complex embedded projects, supporting efficient code execution and data handling.

Can the NXP Semiconductors mbed LPC1768 board be used with traditional desktop IDEs?

While primarily designed for the web-based mbed IDE, the board is compatible with various ARM-based toolchains. Developers can utilize offline IDEs like Keil MDK-ARM or IAR Embedded Workbench, along with the mbed CMSIS-DAP debugger, for more advanced local development workflows.

Package Includes

  • 1 x NXP Semiconductors mbed LPC1768 Development Board (OM11043)

Additional Information

Weight 0.076 kg
Dimensions 17 × 12 × 4 cm