LPC11C24

[ianbenton]

Having just designed in the LPC11C24, I was suriprised that Mouser was listing it as "end of line".

I checked the NXP website, and the LPC11C family was listed as containing 20-pin TSSOP devices and 33-pin HVN devices - when I designed in the LPC11C24 I was hoping for a device with fewer pins, so no problem so far, but I was puzzled how it would manage "up to 42 GPIO".

So I checked the datasheet, and the only devices listed are the original 48 pin devices that I was trying to buy but told they were obsolete.

Please explain.

[FelipeGarcia]

Hi,

As you mentioned the only devices available are the 48 pin devices. Could you please clarify where did you see LPC11C24 listed as 20 and 33 pin package?

Regards,

Felipe

[ianbenton]

https://www.nxp.com/products/processors-and-microcontrollers/arm-microcontrollers/general-purpose-mc...

see the LPC11C section.

And this is where Mouser says the 48 pin devices have been discontinued

https://www.mouser.co.uk/ProductDetail/NXP-Semiconductors/LPC11C24FBD48-301?qs=9FJhSNx13a3eT6GjsRefe...

[FelipeGarcia]

Thank you for the clarification.

I checked this internally and the LPC11C24 being listed as 20 and 33 pin package is a mistake in our website. I will report this to the web team.

Also I verified that LPC11C24 is still active, you can check any quality notifications for this device in the NXP Customer Support community if you register to this page.

https://extranet.nxp.com/pcn/private/index.html

Best regards,

Felipe

[ianbenton]

Mouser has just sent another e-mail saying it is “end of life”.

can you still confirm that it is active?