Hello

I would recommend a Philips LPC2104 with dual Uarts. Consumes low power
and is available in 48 pin tqfp.

Thanks/Harsha


At 2004-06-15 00:48, Roger Morella wrote:
>>I'm looking for a microcontroller with 2 onboard serial UARTS so I can
>>implement add a dual RS485 function to am existing design.   A parallel
>>slave port to integrate to my host circuit would also be useful.  A 44
>>pin PLCC form factor would also help.  Does anyone out there have any
>>idea devices that they have had positive results with?
>
> You could also consider implementing some software
> based UART's when your maximum bitrate is not too
> high.
>
> The 6811 for example has nice counters/timers with which
> it's quite easy to do. Output isn't really a problem, but
> input might be: First program a counter/timer to notice
> the beginning of the startbit. Then check again half a
> bit time later if the line is still in the 0-state. After
> that you can sample again after every bit-time (so half
> way during each bit-period), but it's better to over-
> sample and read the level three times during each bit
> and go for the 2 or more out of 3, to exclude spikes.
>
> Another way to implement more UARTS is by connecting
> special chips to a serial bit-shift port like the
> SPI-interface on the 6811.
>
> See also:
> http://www.chipdir.nl/uart.htm
>
>
> Greetings,
> Jaap
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