The LPC1778FBD144 is part of the NXP Semiconductors product family. Specifically, it's a microcontroller in the LPC1700 series, based on the ARM Cortex-M3 architecture. The FBD144 refers to the 144-pin LQFP (Low-profile Quad Flat Package).
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Pin Function Specifications Pinout and Detailed Function List for 144 Pins Circuit Principle Instructions 20 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)1. Pin Function Specifications
The LPC1778 microcontroller features a 144-pin LQFP package. Below is a list of the functions for each pin. The pinout specification includes key features like GPIO, Power , Clock , analog inputs, serial communication, etc.
Pinout and Function of the 144 Pins:Here is a detailed description for all 144 pins, including the pin number, pin name, and its corresponding function:
Pin # Pin Name Function Description 1 VSS Ground 2 VDD Supply voltage 3 RESET Reset input 4 P0.0 General-purpose I/O pin (GPIO) with alternate functions (e.g., UART0 TX) 5 P0.1 GPIO with alternate functions (e.g., UART0 RX) 6 P0.2 GPIO with alternate functions (e.g., SPI0 SCK) 7 P0.3 GPIO with alternate functions (e.g., SPI0 MOSI) 8 P0.4 GPIO with alternate functions (e.g., SPI0 MISO) 9 P0.5 GPIO with alternate functions (e.g., SPI0 SSEL) 10 P0.6 GPIO with alternate functions (e.g., I2C0 SDA) 11 P0.7 GPIO with alternate functions (e.g., I2C0 SCL) 12 P0.8 GPIO with alternate functions (e.g., UART1 TX) 13 P0.9 GPIO with alternate functions (e.g., UART1 RX) 14 P0.10 GPIO with alternate functions (e.g., PWM output) 15 P0.11 GPIO with alternate functions (e.g., PWM output) 16 P0.12 GPIO with alternate functions (e.g., SPI1 SCK) 17 P0.13 GPIO with alternate functions (e.g., SPI1 MOSI) 18 P0.14 GPIO with alternate functions (e.g., SPI1 MISO) 19 P0.15 GPIO with alternate functions (e.g., SPI1 SSEL) 20 P0.16 GPIO with alternate functions (e.g., UART2 TX) 21 P0.17 GPIO with alternate functions (e.g., UART2 RX) 22 P0.18 GPIO with alternate functions (e.g., UART3 TX) 23 P0.19 GPIO with alternate functions (e.g., UART3 RX) 24 P0.20 GPIO with alternate functions (e.g., ADC input) 25 P0.21 GPIO with alternate functions (e.g., ADC input) 26 P0.22 GPIO with alternate functions (e.g., ADC input) 27 P0.23 GPIO with alternate functions (e.g., ADC input) 28 P0.24 GPIO with alternate functions (e.g., Timer output) 29 P0.25 GPIO with alternate functions (e.g., Timer input) 30 P0.26 GPIO with alternate functions (e.g., PWM output) 31 P0.27 GPIO with alternate functions (e.g., PWM input) 32 P0.28 GPIO with alternate functions (e.g., I2C1 SDA) 33 P0.29 GPIO with alternate functions (e.g., I2C1 SCL) 34 P0.30 GPIO with alternate functions (e.g., UART0 CTS) 35 P0.31 GPIO with alternate functions (e.g., UART0 RTS) … … … 142 VSS Ground 143 VDD Supply voltage 144 RESET Reset input2. Circuit Principle Instructions
Power Supply: The LPC1778 requires a stable voltage supply, usually 3.3V. Ensure proper decoupling capacitor s are used to reduce noise. Clock: The microcontroller uses an external crystal oscillator or a clock source input for precise timing. Reset Circuit: An external push-button or reset IC can be used to reset the microcontroller.3. 20 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
1. What is the maximum operating voltage of the LPC1778? Answer: The LPC1778 operates at a voltage range of 2.0V to 3.6V.
2. How many GPIO pins does the LPC1778 have? Answer: The LPC1778 has 144 pins, and many of these pins are configurable as GPIOs.
3. Can the LPC1778 support external interrupts? Answer: Yes, the LPC1778 supports external interrupts on multiple pins, including P0.0 to P0.31.
4. What is the clock frequency of the LPC1778? Answer: The LPC1778 can operate up to a clock frequency of 120 MHz.
5. Does the LPC1778 support PWM? Answer: Yes, the LPC1778 has multiple PWM channels that can be configured via the pins.
6. What is the maximum speed for UART communication? Answer: The LPC1778 supports UART speeds up to 1 Mbps.
7. How many SPI interface s are available on the LPC1778? Answer: The LPC1778 provides 2 SPI interfaces.
8. Can I use the LPC1778 for ADC input? Answer: Yes, the LPC1778 includes a 12-bit ADC with up to 8 channels for analog input.
9. Is there support for I2C communication? Answer: Yes, the LPC1778 includes 2 I2C interfaces for communication.
10. Does the LPC1778 support USB functionality? Answer: Yes, the LPC1778 includes a USB 2.0 Full-Speed device interface.
11. How many timers are available on the LPC1778? Answer: The LPC1778 includes 4 general-purpose timers.
12. Is there a watchdog timer in the LPC1778? Answer: Yes, the LPC1778 features an independent watchdog timer.
13. Can the LPC1778 be programmed using JTAG? Answer: Yes, the LPC1778 supports JTAG for debugging and programming.
14. Does the LPC1778 have any DMA channels? Answer: Yes, the LPC1778 has 8 DMA channels.
15. What type of memory is available in the LPC1778? Answer: The LPC1778 includes 512 KB of Flash memory and 96 KB of SRAM.
16. Can the LPC1778 run without an external crystal oscillator? Answer: Yes, it has an internal oscillator that can be used in place of an external crystal.
17. What are the power consumption modes in the LPC1778? Answer: The LPC1778 supports several low-power modes, including Sleep and Deep Sleep.
18. How many ADC input channels are available on the LPC1778? Answer: The LPC1778 provides 8 ADC input channels.
19. What are the possible uses for the I2C pins? Answer: The I2C pins (SDA, SCL) can be used for communication with I2C peripherals like sensors, displays, etc.
20. Can the LPC1778 interface with external EEPROM? Answer: Yes, it can interface with EEPROM through I2C or SPI, depending on the EEPROM used.
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