Breaking the 8-/16-bit habit with 32-bit NXP Cortex-M0 LPC1100

NXP's LPC1100 low-priced, 32-bit MCU solutions bring higher value and ease-of-use than existing 8-/16-bit microcontrollers through unprecedented performance, simplicity, low power, and, more importantly, dramatic reductions in code size for 8-/16-bit applications. This presentation compares real-world applications based on both Cortex-M0 LPC1100 and on 8-/16-bit processors and presents a side-by-side comparison of various features including low-power characteristics, architecture details, code density, pricing, scalability, and performance.

This training session was presented at ESC Boston 2011 by David Donley, Senior Applications Engineer, NXP Semiconductors, and by Amitkumar Bhojraj, Product Marketing Manager, NXP Semiconductors.

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