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The
Philips
ARM Design Contest 2005 is your introduction to Philips’s
powerful LPC213x microcontroller family. These RISC MCUs
are based on the high-performance 32-bit ARM7TDMI-S™
microprocessor, which features low-power consumption and 16-bit
Thumb code for efficient and flexible designs. Other key features
include a wide range of serial communications interfaces, on-chip
8/16/32-KB SRAM, 32-bit timers, single or dual 10-bit eight-channel
ADCs, a 10-bit DAC, PWM channels, and 47 GPIO lines. These features
coupled with a small footprint make the LPC2131/2132/2134/2136/2138
microcontrollers ideally suited for countless applications,
such as access control, point of sale, communication gateways,
voice recognition, industrial control, and medical systems.
Winners
Announcement
The Philips ARM Design Contest 2005 gave designers
the opportunity to showcase their design skills as well as a
myriad of applications made possible by the LPC213x microcontroller
family. Participants from around the world accepted the challenge
to build original, innovative projects. Each project’s core
processor had to be an LPC213x, which are RISC microcontrollers
based on the high-performance 32-bit ARM7TDMI-S microprocessor.
An array of fresh projects designed for various
fields of industry were submitted. Rugged architectures, useful
features, and capable end products characterized the top projects.
Their creators demonstrated superb design skills worthy of recognition.
Congratulations to the winners of the Philips ARM Design Contest
2005!
First
Prize
Best LPC2138-Based Project Bonus
Bernard Debbasch
TAM-TAM
Second
Prize
P. Jakacki
noPC
Third Prize
Lindsay Meek
Flash Card Audio Player
for Head End Unit
Honorable Mention
Carlos Cossio
The Checkpoint Charlie
Honorable Mention
Lei Jiang
LPC2132-Based Ethernet
Data Acquisition and Control System
Honorable
Mention
J. A. Koehler
Proton Precession Magnetometer
Honorable Mention
Best
LPC2132-Based Project Bonus
Xiaoran Liu
Measurement Computer of
Nuclear Weighing System for Conveyors
Honorable
Mention
Steve Lubbers
Buckymeter
Honorable
Mention
Ilya Mamontov
TV-Based Oscilloscope
Honorable
Mention
Stefan Morley
Dual-Axis Level Sensor
Honorable
Mention
Bert Thomas
Duux Babycall
Best
LPC2136-Based Bonus
Jens Altenburg
Low-Altitude Unmanned Reconnaissance
Airplane (LAURIN)
Distinctive Excellence
Contest ended October
24, 2005
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