I would like to check out the LPC1768. I cannot seem to find a kit for < $200.
If any of you have seen a eval or kit for this part please post here.
The NXP mbed uses an LPC1768 and sells for $99. You have to use their web-based tools, though. NXP gave me one, it’s very good.
Thanks leon, i have one of them as well, but i need a board that i can get to most of the I/O of the part.
Not quite an LPC1768, but Olimex has a board based on the LPC1766 for 110 Euros.
Right now I’m guessing that the diy route is the cheapest, especially since there is an on-chip regulator so only 3.3v is needed.
I found some .5mm tqfp80 and 100 adaptors on ebay for dirt cheap, and the latest lpc21isp releases are starting to support lpc17xx too.
For $100 or even less you could design your own board with exactly the features you need and get it made.
true, but dont have the time to read the manual in enough detail to make the skiz & pcb packages, then lay the board out. I want to just slap on a couple components whip out some code to test its speed.
Hi
Take a look at:
http://www.utasker.com/forum/index.php?topic=828.0
Here I took the Olimex LPC1766-STK (this has a Nokia color LCD, micro SD card socket etc. and not over-expensive).
It is very easy to move LPC2XXX projects to it (peripherals are highly compatible) - there is demo code there which runs the board as web server, displays stuff on the LCD and also serves web pages (long file name support etc.) from an SD card (as well as allowing data to be copied to it via FTP or managed via a DOS-like interface via TELNET or a UART).
The complete project is available as Beta version - including an LPC17XX simulator which allows all the above to be run in real-time on a PC without any hardware (also the SD card is simulated as explained in the user’s guide below). Screen shot below.
Some new documents for the utFAT and uGLCDLIB parts used:
The new LPC1769 with 120MHz is of course one of the faster available in its class!
Regards
Mark
http://www.uTasker.com/Demos/uSimLPC17XX.jpg](http://www.utasker.com/docs/uTasker/uTaskerLCD.PDF)](http://www.utasker.com/docs/uTasker/uTasker_utFAT.PDF)
Hi
Take a look at this board:
http://shop.ngxtechnologies.com/product … ucts_id=65
BlueBoard-LPC1768-H - costs $32.78
Looks good for even the lowest budget! All pins on a header.
Regards
Mark
I’ve got one of those on order.
Thanks Mark. That board didn’t show up when I originally did a Google search. Can’t beat it for that price.
Thanks, didnt kniow about it will have to order one, once i figure out what R’s is for cost 
You can change the price to $ and €.
That Blueboard LPC1768 looks like too good of a deal to not give it a try - I’ve ordered one, too.
yes, i have ordered one and should be getting it this week 
I’ve got mine. There is a problem using the JTAG with the Rowley software, I’m trying to sort it out.
Keep us posted, last time i ran into that was when the board did not give power to the JTAG.
for whats it worth.
It’s not that. The LPC1768 is recognised by H-JTAG, using my own parallel port JTAG I/F, so it must be something that CrossWorks doesn’t like. NGX actually uses H-JTAG for testing the boards and loading the demo software.
An LPCXpresso with an LPC1700 is on the way http://knowledgebase.nxp.com/showthread.php?t=161
Hi All,
Besides mBed there are no pin compatible LPC1700 boards for the EA Base board yet. We’re working hard on a LPC1700 LPCXpresso. So that one you can expect soon.
Kind regards,
- NXP European team -
ok, well then i guess for now i can use the serial flash method.