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waqas_here
Joined: 20 Jan 2008
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 03 Jun 2009 1:03 ethernet microcontroller |
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Dear i want to communicate my microcontroller via ethernet to achieve long distace communication. Please some one guide me suitable hardware available in market (as i dun wanna stuck in it) and recommend the best tutorial to develop the software for it.
Thanks
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jumper2high
Joined: 24 May 2009
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03 Jun 2009 7:09 microcontroller ethernet |
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| Microchip's PIC18F97J60 series has a built in Ethernet controller on it. More info, including the datasheet, can be found here
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muoinhohn
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03 Jun 2009 8:11 microcontroller with ethernet |
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HI
You can use IC ENC28J60 of Microchip. It is a ethernet controller that has a SPI interface with host (microcontroller).
Regards
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waqas_here
Joined: 20 Jan 2008
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05 Jun 2009 10:33 basics of ethernet communication |
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| Is there any AVR microcontroller with builtin Ethernet features
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bobsanjose
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07 Jun 2009 19:06 microcontroller ethernet 2009 |
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If you want to build something that makes future extensions easy and you get it at a very reasonable price, you should look at the ARM Cortex-M3 devices from different suppliers such as ST, TI, NXP
Some information can be found here:
http://www.lpc2000.com/m3/LPC1000/ check out the LPC1768
and here:
http://mcu-related.com/architectures/35-cortex-m3.html the STM32F107 would be the one option, the the Stellaris LM3S9B96 the other one.
All of these are relatively low cost while offering MUCH more performance than the solutions with PIC18 or AVR.
Pricing for small quantities can be found at www.digikey.com
Bob
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Vandal S
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08 Sep 2009 13:04 ethernet communication with microcontroller |
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| is there a ENC microchip microcontroller with 5V operating voltage instead of 3.3V?
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08 Sep 2009 13:04 Ads |
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leomecma
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09 Sep 2009 2:23 ethernet communication with microchip |
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Use LPC236X series, good prices and you can use it with unexpensive phy from Micrel. You can find uIP portable to it.
For schematic consider this from Olimex
http://www.olimex.com/dev/images/LPC2378-STK-sch.gif
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Daniel_Je
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09 Sep 2009 3:08 microcontroller communication using ethernet |
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You can either use LPC2378 ARM7s board or LPC1766 Cortex-M3 development kit, because they not integrate 100/10MB Ethernet controller, but also a wide range of functionality peripherals, such as USB, CAN, SD Card, etc. I am sure you enjoy these two powerful development kit.
For LPC2378 ARM7s board, please Click here.
For LPC1766 Cortex-M3 development kit, Click here.
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