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Question asked: Why is the video talking about an STM32F030 when the page is about a STM32F303?: There is a value-line Nucleo-STM32F030, which is a 48MHz Cortex-M0. However, this page is about …
G Bulmer - 04 May 2015
Reply to mbed in space - (I should first say I have no affiliation with these chaps, but I do admire …
G Bulmer - 22 Oct 2010
Reply to Porting code/project to an AVR microcontroller - If you want lower-cost NXP processors, look at LPC1342/LPC1343. The LPC1343 available for $3 from …
G Bulmer - 20 Dec 2009
Reply to NXP LPC134x - mbed on a shoestring budget? - Simon Ford wrote: Nice to see this conversation unfolding! We're obviously concentrating on making mbed …
G Bulmer - 18 Dec 2009
Reply to NXP LPC134x - mbed on a shoestring budget? - Thank you for the clarification. Okay, so comparing the cost of complexity of an LPC134x …
G Bulmer - 17 Dec 2009
Reply to NXP LPC134x - mbed on a shoestring budget? - Andrew, you may be telling me something I didn't discover, so please bear with me. …
G Bulmer - 16 Dec 2009
Reply to NXP LPC134x - mbed on a shoestring budget? - I agree lots of chips have USB bootloaders. There are two key points with this …
G Bulmer - 15 Dec 2009
New topic NXP LPC134x - mbed on a shoestring budget?: I stumbled across this NXP press release for the LPC134x. It says "The on-chip USB …
G Bulmer - 15 Dec 2009