NXP introduced new microcontrollers optimized for system design flexibility

NXP LPC11E37H LPC11U37H

NXP Semiconductors  introduced two new microcontrollers that allow developers to address late design changes to their system. The LPC11E37H  and the LPC11U37H  include an “I/O Handler” peripheral that offers designers the flexibility to add incremental peripheral functionality at any point during the design cycle. The I/O Handler peripheral can be easily configured to add I2S, I2C, UART, DMA and other functionality to the MCU with little impact on CPU performance. Each microcontroller features a low-power 50-MHz ARM® Cortex-M0 processor with up to 128 KB of flash, 12 KB of SRAM and 4 KB of EEPROM, with an additional Full-Speed USB device controller included on the LPC11U37H.

NXP LPC11E37H

The I/O Handler is configured using pre-compiled libraries that can be downloaded from NXP’s LPCware software and support website and are available for no additional charge.

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