MBED NXP LPC1768 Development Board

Description

MBED is a board based on the 32-bit ARM® Cortex™ NXP LPC1768 microcontroller running at 96 MHz. Designed specifically for low-cost prototyping of Ethernet, USB, and battery-powered applications. It features 512 kB flash memory, 32 kB RAM, Ethernet interface, USB, CAN, SPI, I²C, ADC, DAC, PWM, and other I/O interfaces. The IDE compiler is online, so it works on Mac, Windows, and Linux, and allows writing programs in C++. After registering on the website http://mbed.org, each user can create their own mbed account and have a personal space containing files, folders, and programs. This system allows program development anywhere an Internet connection is available. Mbed offers an accessible solution for getting projects done with the support of libraries, resources, and support shared in the mbed community. The package includes: the board with LPC1768 microcontroller, USB cable, and installation guide. Dimensions: 54 x 26 mm.

After registering on the website http://mbed.org, each user can create their own mbed account and have a personal space containing files, folders, and programs. This system allows program development anywhere an Internet connection is available.

• Processor:
  – ARM® Cortex™-M3 low-power
  – 96 MHz
  – 64 kB SRAM
  – 512 kB FLASH
• Peripherals:
  – Ethernet 10/100
  – USB Host/Device
  – 2 x SPI
  – 2 x I²C
  – 3 x UART
  – 1 CAN
  – 6 x PWM
  – 6 x ADC
  – GPIO
• Power: via USB port or external power supply from 4.5 to 9 V (Vin)
• Consumption: <200 mA

• Datasheet
• Product Page
• mbed Handbook
• mbed RFID Tweeter project