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mbed NXP LPC2368

This page describes the details of the mbed NXP LPC2368 Microcontroller.

Getting Started

If you are just starting out, try downloading the "Hello World" program binary to your microcontroller to test things are working. Save it to your mbed Microcontroller Disk, and then hit the reset button to run it. For more things to try, see the mbed Handbook "Getting Started" guides.

About the mbed NXP LPC2368

This mbed Microcontroller comes in a 40-pin 0.1” DIP form factor with a built-in USB interface, so it's ideal for experimenting.
It is based on the NXP LPC2368 ARM7 MCU which supports lots of different interfaces; see the quick reference to get a good overview.

Get an mbed NXP LPC2368

The mbed NXP LPC2368 is our beta board, and will remain fully supported. The new LPC1768 based board is now available to order!

Reference materials