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From: Scott Newell on 14 Jan 2010 19:10 rickman wrote: > > On Jan 13, 8:17 pm, Scott Newell <new...(a)cei.net> wrote: > > Vladimir Vassilevsky wrote: > > > > > Is there such CPU that has SDRAM controller, USB host/slave, Ethernet > > > MAC, CAN as well as utility ADC and several PWM channels all in one > > > chip? The performance is not very critical; lower cost is important. > > > There are plenty of choices that have either (Ethernet + USB) or (ADC + > > > PWM), but it looks like none of them have both. > > > > How about the TI/Luminary LM3S9B96?http://www.luminarymicro.com/products/lm3s9b96.html > > > > Appears to have only a single USB controller, but I think it > > covers the rest of your list. Not sure how good the SDRAM > > controller is; I think this is the first line from Luminary > > to support SDRAM. They have a pretty fine-grained feature > > table, so there may be several devices in the line that can > > work for you. > > > > -- > > newell N5TNL > > I think he is only asking for a single USB port, he just wants to be > able to use it as either a host or a slave. This part can do host, > slave or OTG! I am impressed with this part... especially at $9 for > 1k qty. But... a 1200 page manual??? Wow! I guess that's why they > call it a system on chip! I used a LM3S8962 (or something like that) in a project last summer. Loved it. Especially the way the pins are set to be either I/O or a single peripheral function; too many times I've been unable to use all the features of a CPU because a single pin would be shared among multiple peripherals. -- newell N5TNL
From: StoneThrower on 15 Jan 2010 16:17
> Is there such CPU that has SDRAM controller, USB host/slave, Ethernet > MAC, CAN as well as utility ADC and several PWM channels all in one - Freescale i.MX25x - Freescale i.MX35x - NXP LPC2917FBD144 - NXP LPC2917FBD144 -- StoneThrower www.dgmicrosys.com |