Re: LPC210x users?

"Jukka Marin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> 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....)

It is common to find cores outrun the memory in this area...
The LPC21xx ( like the Cygnal 100MIPS models) uses wider data paths to solve
the relatively slow FLASH speed issues.
Philips claim the LPC2114 with ADC is 'available now', but the data is a bit
behind the press-release :)
-jg