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Code Density for LPC11xx

NXP Semiconductors

This tutorial will explain code density for the LPC11xx in comparison to 8 and 16-bit microcontrollers.  It will introduce and explain some basic features of the LPC11xx and cover the instruction set architecture.  Additionally, it will detail the code size of 32-bit microcontrollers versus the 8 and 16-bit versions.-

Eval Boards and Kits

ImageManufacturer Part NumberDescriptionCore ProcessorAvailable QuantityPrice
LPC11U14 EVAL BRDOM13021,598LPC11U14 EVAL BRDARM® Cortex®-M00 - Immediate$297.48View Details
LPCXPRESSO LPC1114 EVAL BRDOM11049,598LPCXPRESSO LPC1114 EVAL BRDARM® Cortex®-M00 - Immediate$161.59View Details
PTM Published on: 2011-03-10

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