LPC1758FBD80,551

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The LPC1758FBD80,551 is an embedded microcontroller based on the 32-bit ARM Cortex-M3 core, which is used for the performance of various applications in a wide range of fields. The ARM Cortex-M3 core runs at up to 80MHz. It is produced and developed by NXP Semiconductors, and its price is relatively low compared to other embedded microcontrollers on the market, making it an attractive choice for embedded developers.

The LPC1758FBD80,551 is designed to offer seamless connectivity, reliable security and fast processing. The highly integrated device featured on-chip peripherals, such as Ethernet, Quad-SPI Flash, MFRC522, LCD, and USB 2.0 controller, making it ideal for a wide array of applications like Industrial, Medical and Home Automation. The LPC1758FBD80,551 also has an integrated Analog-to-Digital Converter, capable of sampling up to 24-bit resolution.

The LPC1758FBD80,551 is also a cost-effective solution for a vast range of consumer applications, including consumer electronics, security systems, and lighting control. The LPC1758FBD80,551 includes an integrated hardware encryption engine for secure data protection and communication. It also features a number of on-chip peripherals, such as UART, SPI, and I2C, that enable custom system solutions.

The on-chip flash memory has an array size of up to 256KB with a maximum write/erase cycle of 10,000 cycles. It is also protected against accidental programming, permitting the user to store data in a protected manner. In addition to the on-chip flash memory, the LPC1758FBD80,551 also contains a number of low-power modes, enabling the controller to achieve ultra-low power consumption levels.

As far as the working principle is concerned, the onboard ARM Cortex-M3 processor is responsible for running code from the on-chip flash memory and processing instructions from external sources. The instructions are stored in memory and can be executed at any time. The processor also communicates with the peripherals, such as the Ethernet and USB 2.0, via the Standard Peripheral Interface or SPI. The processor is also responsible for reading and writing data to the flash memory. It can also read and write data to external memory, such as ROM or RAM, using the I2C or SPI protocols.

The LPC1758FBD80,551 also contains an Analog-to-Digital Converter, capable of sampling up to 24-bit resolution. The ADC is capable of sampling analog signals and converting them into digital signals which can be sent to external equipment for further processing. It is also responsible for converting digital signals into analog signals, thus providing an interface between the processor and various external sensors and devices.

The LPC1758FBD80,551 is an ideal solution for various applications in a wide range of fields. It is suitable for a variety of applications such as Industrial, Medical and Home Automation, as well as consumer electronics. Its efficient on-chip components, reliable security, low-power modes, and on-chip peripherals make it an excellent choice for embedded developers.

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