Re: LPC210x users?

Jukka Marin wrote:
> 
> In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, rickman wrote:
> > You might want to take a look at the OKI ARM chips.  They have the
> > ML67Q400x and the ML67Q500x families.  Both are very similar with the
> > 400x running up to 33 MHz and the 500x running at up to 60 MHz.  The OKI
> > chip has an external bus as well as 4 channels of ADC that the Philips
> > parts don't have.  OKI provides a fixed 32 KB of RAM and flash ranges
> > from 0 to 512 KB.
> 
> The internal FLASH appears to be slow, 16-bit memory (unlike on LPC210x
> where it runs at zero wait-states at 60 MHz).  I e-mailed a dealer,
> anyway, and am waiting for pricing and other info.  (But I already designed
> the LPC into one project today....)

 The LPC21xx (along with the Cygnal 100MIPS devices ) use wider FLASH
(128 bits) to avoid the FLASH speed problems. 
 Easy in single chip, not so easy in off-chip designs.

 Philips also claim the LPC2114 (includes ADC ) are 'available now',
but the data itself is slower appearing than the press release :)

-jg