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AN10899: LPC2900 FOC

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AN10899 LPC2900 FOC

AN10866: LPC1700 secondary USB bootloader

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Rev. 3 — 7 February 2013
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This application note describes how to add a custom secondary USB bootloader to a LPC1700 series microcontroller.

Rev 3, 20130207
• Modified code: IAP clock parameter is changed to SystemFrequency/1000. This is required to ensure correct flash program and erase time.

Rev 2, 20100921
• Updated on how the USB Bootloader executes the user application.
• Updated bootloader and user application location figure.
• Added the CRP define statement for the “Asm” target options.
• Removed the CRP binary/hex comparison section.

Rev 1, 20090908
• Initial version.

AN10851 - CRP example source code

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This app note describe about Code Read Prootection in LPC1700. Code Read Protection is a mechanism that allows users to enable different levels of security in the system so they can protect both their software code and hardware

AN10859: LPC1700 Ethernet MII Management (MDIO) via software

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LPC1700 Ethernet MII Management (MDIO) via software

LPC23XX User manual

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LPC23XX User manual

AN11248: In-System Programming of LPC18xx/43xx flash

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Programming flash using In-System programming with Flash Magic

LPC111xLV/LPC11xxLVUK Data Sheet

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AN11232: USB composite device on LPC11Uxx

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This document describes how to create a USB composite device on NXP Cortex-M0 LPC11Uxx. The composite device may include two or three different (or same) interfaces among HID, MSC, CDC and DFU which are some of the most commonly used USB device classes.

AN11238: LPC11Cxx CANopen network demo

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This application note illustrates how to use LPC11Cxx to setup a simple CANopen network using the on-chip CAN/CANopen drivers.

AN11241: AES encryption and decryption software on LPC microcontrollers

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AN11241: AES encryption and decryption software on LPC microcontrollers

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This application note discusses an implementation of an AES encryption algorithm according to the FIPS197 standard.

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