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need help:newbie

sandhya manicks

I am new to this microcontroller;actually to microcontrollers in general.I am a student.I need help for my final yr project.How do I interface philips lpc2148 with my battery charger circuit?can anyone help me?

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  • 0 in reply to Andy Neil

    Well, there are a lot of battery charger chips made
    by maxim (maxin-ic.com). Most of their chips have
    a basic simple interface to CPU via SPI, I2C and
    such. I don't see any compelling reason why you
    would need an ARM processor for that. There are also
    several apt notes available on the website that you
    can download.

    Now, If you are saying
    that a 8052 CPU can't do it then you must be building
    something very special !!

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  • 0 in reply to Andy Neil

    Well, there are a lot of battery charger chips made
    by maxim (maxin-ic.com). Most of their chips have
    a basic simple interface to CPU via SPI, I2C and
    such. I don't see any compelling reason why you
    would need an ARM processor for that. There are also
    several apt notes available on the website that you
    can download.

    Now, If you are saying
    that a 8052 CPU can't do it then you must be building
    something very special !!

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