LPC236x mbed module

If you're reading this, chances are you've read Tom Cantrell's "Easy (E)mbed" article in the June issue of Circuit Cellar, or you have seen a live mbed module demonstration at the NXP booth at Embedded Systems Conference, Silicon Valley, in early April, or maybe you just came across the mbed module link in the Updates section on the NXP microcontrollers home page.

The mbed module is a new community-based embedded development tool featuring the NXP LPC2368 microcontroller. It allows you to create, compile, and download embedded software for NXP's LPC236x series of MCUs using a browser-based GUI. There is no software to install — everything is online, even the compiler.

40-pin DIP, 0.1" pitch Programmed via USB 60MHz ARM, 32KB RAM, 512KB flash Ethernet, USB slave 2xSPI, 2xI2C, 3xUART, 1xCAN GPIO, 6xPWM, 6xADCs, 1xDAC C++ libraries and toolchain

• NXP LPC23xx Product Series

• NXP mbed Modules Support Home

• Easy (E)mbed, An Alternative Approach to Embedded Programming (in Circuit Cellar) (Jun 2009)
• mbed Rapid Prototyping for MCUs (in Avnet Microcontroller Technology Spotlight) (Nov 2009)
• mbed: sense & simplicity (in Elektor) (Aug 17, 2009)