NXP ARM-Based Device Overview

NXP offers a comprehensive portfolio of MCU devices based on ARM^® and Cortex^™-M processors. They are all fully supported by the Keil development tools and middleware libraries.

• LPC1100 (Cortex-M0) - Low-cost, general purpose MCUs with CAN and USB.
• New! LPC1200 (Cortex-M0) - Low-cost, low-power general purpose MCUs.
• LPC1300 (Cortex-M3) - Very low power MCU with USB interfaces.
• LPC1700 (Cortex-M3) - 120 MHz operation and featuring an extensive set of serial interfaces.
• New! LPC1800 (Cortex-M3) - 150MHz operation with numerous interfaces.
• LPC2000 (ARM7TDMI) - including Ethernet, USB Host/OTG, CAN, and LCD drivers.
• LPC2900 (ARM968E-S) - USB Host/OTG, Motor Control PWM/QEI, and external memory interfaces.
• LPC3000 (ARM926-EJS) - feature a VFP co-processor, USB OTG, and supports Linux and WinCE.
• New! LPC4300 (Cortex-M4) - High-performance MCU family with wide range of peripheral interfaces.

A full list of NXP devices supported by Keil is available in the Device Database.

Development Tools

The LPC1000, LPC2000, LPC3000, and LPC4000 device families are fully supported by the Keil development tools which provide a completete development environment for creating, debugging and verifying embedded applications.

MDK-ARM (Microcontroller Development Kit) (Includes ARM Compiler, µVision4 IDE/Debugger, RTX RTOS, TCP networking suite, USB Device and Host, CAN, GUI, and Flash File System libraries.) ULINKpro Debug and Trace Unit (JTAG/SWD/SWV target debugger and trace interface) ULINK2 Debug Adapter (JTAG/SWD/SWV target debugger interface) DS-5 toolkit for Linux development (Includes GCC Compiler, Eclipse IDE, Debugger, and simulator)