Embedded CE 6 BSP for NXP LPC3180 ARM9

Posted by Ken Cheung in BSP on Wednesday, February 20, 2008
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Adeneo recently announced the full commercial release of the Windows Embedded CE 6.0 BSP for NXP LPC3180 ARM9(tm) processor-based microcontroller. The BSP targets the phyCORE LPC3180 board, a standard development platform from PHYTEC. It supports all key features of the LPC3180, including optimized power management, and ARM® Vector Floating Point (VFP) library for CE 6.0. A free binary evaluation version is available for free, for testing and demonstration purpose. For OEMs willing to perform in depth evaluation and qualification of Adeneo BSP, a free 20 days evaluation of the source code is available under NDA. Adeneo provides also for commercial design the complete source code through an attractive one-time license, without royalties.

Embedded CE 6.0 BSP Benefits

  • PQOAL compliance for the easiest adaptation to custom designs
    Because of its compliance with Microsoft PQOAL (Production-Quality OEM Adaptation Layer) and PQD (Production Quality Device) specifications, these BSPs are the most cost-effective way to develop custom solutions on NXP Chips under Windows Embedded CE with the minimal redesign. Only the portions of the BSPs handling board features need to be reviewed and redesigned and all code linked to the core CPU can be reused without modifications.
  • Fully-featured to cover all customer applications
    The BSPs includes all the drivers for most of the peripherals integrated in LPC3180 chips, including USB, Serial, SPI, I2C, as well as key features of the chip such as power management and Vector Floating Point support. This allows targeting all types of custom solutions.
  • Strong reliability to warrant the best quality
    The BSPs are qualified using the Windows Embedded CE official test kit, and has been designed to take full advantage of the advanced features of the LPC3180 such as Advanced Power Management for both idle and suspend mode.

More info: Adeneo | NXP

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