Kit Combines RTOS And IDE

Looking to deliver the best of breed, IAR Systems, Micrium, and NXP Semicondcutors have put together their respective integrated development environment (IDE), real-time operating system (RTOS), and microcontroller in a single package. NXP’s indu

William G. Wong

Oct. 9, 2008

Looking to deliver the best of breed, IAR Systems, Micrium, and NXP Semicondcutors have put together their respective integrated development environment (IDE), real-time operating system (RTOS), and microcontroller in a single package. NXP’s industrial reference design (IRD) platform combines NXP’s ARM7-based LPC2468 with Micrium’s popular uC/OS-II RTOS with the IAR Embedded Workbench for ARM C/C++ compiler and debugger. IAR’s tools support C/C++ and MISRA C. The board supports CAN, Ethernet, USB, and RS-232 interfaces. Drivers and protocol stacks are provided. The kit targets a range of applications from solid-state lighting control to motor control. All driver source code, board schematics, and layouts are provided so designers have a faster time-to-market.

IAR • www.iar.com
MICRIUM • www.micrium.com
NXP • www.nxp.com

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