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Any used development board (ARM or TI DSP)?
Posted by Lee on September 3rd, 2004


Hello,

Does anybody have any used development board (ARM or TI DSP) you never
use it again?I am a poor student and want to buy it for practice.

Thanks,

Posted by Neil Kurzman on September 4th, 2004


Look on eBay

Posted by Chris Hills on September 4th, 2004


In article <5c3c88bc.0409021556.da23d24@posting.google.com> , Lee
<yxl4444@louisiana.edu> writes
look on www.Keil.com

Their MCB2100 (Philips LPC2129 ARM7) and uLink JTAG debugger is
inexpensive.

There it has the usual KEil eval SW, compiler simulator etc and there
are some free RTOS for it.

You will probably find it more cost effective to buy this new rather
than chase round and pay for a second hand system that may or may not be
complete etc..

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Posted by Alf Beta on September 4th, 2004


Chris Hills <chris@phaedsys.org> wrote:
that guy that continually spams these newsgroups, I don't recall their
name nor do I know of the quality of the boards these companies produce.
All I can say about any of these is that Olimex does manufacture PCB quite
cheaply, I've only had contact with them for this purpose.
--

Wing Wong.
Webpage: http://wing.ucc.asn.au

Posted by Lewin A.R.W. Edwards on September 4th, 2004


I _suggest_ you look at EVBs based on the Philips LPC series ARM
micros. There are some very cheap ones - $50 or so is the starting
price. Visit www.olimex.com.

If you are in the USA (and I guess from your posting that you are), I
can give you free of charge an appliance based around an ARM7
(CL-PS7500FE). ucLinux has been ported to this device, and it is a
_REASONABLE_ experimentation platform. But my advice would be for you
to look at something that's in current production; every part in that
particular appliance is long obsolete.

Posted by Lewin A.R.W. Edwards on September 4th, 2004


They have a couple of US distributors of their premade materials. I've
bought their MSP430 tools in the recent past, both for official
work-work and for home hobby work. Build quality is good, professional
retail packaging also. Impressive, particularly at the price.

Posted by Vincent crabtree on September 6th, 2004


If you want to do embedded programming with your won OS then look at the
Yahoo groups LPC2100 forum which is very cheap and an Arm7 controller.

If you want to do embedded linux on Arm, look at the Webpal or now the
Actiontec Dual modem on Ucdot which can both be hacked and repurposed.

Cheers, Vincent


Posted by Lewin A.R.W. Edwards on September 6th, 2004


Webpal is what I'm offering him for free. But I vacillate on how useful
it really is. It's very old technology.

Posted by Greg Holdren on September 7th, 2004


Lee <yxl4444@louisiana.edu> wrote:
: Hello,

: Does anybody have any used development board (ARM or TI DSP) you never
: use it again?I am a poor student and want to buy it for practice.

: Thanks,

I have an EB40A if intrested.

--
Greg Holdren
greg (dot) holdren (at) <initials of company> (dot) com


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