We have 500 LPC800 Mini-Kits to giveaway.

This giveaway is now closed, all the Mini-Kits have now been sent out for you to enjoy.

All you need to do is let us know what you think you could build with it.

To receive your very own LPC800, simply post your project ideas in the comments here and we will drop your LPC800 in the post. It’s that easy.

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More about the LPC800 Mini-Kit

LPC810 MCU in DIP8 package.
Breadboard design with 5 and 3.3 volt rails
User and power LEDs
SWD and ISP headers
USB powered (mini USB connector)

Technical Info

LPC800 Mini-Kit Schematics are available
Overview of the LPC800 family

To get you started, here is the latest webinar from Elektor Academy

Top Comments

e14 Contributor over 13 years ago

The LPC800 is a low pin microcontroller, I will use for lighting application. We will conect a RGB LED in order to build a several nice lights effects, I connect several MOSFET in order to get more current then I willl connect a lot of RGB LEDs. Ohh it could be a terrific lighting aplication.
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e14 Contributor over 13 years ago

I would like to make a interactive learning 3D LED cube for children using LPC800.This will be helpful for children to see and know geometry in 3D.
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e14 Contributor over 13 years ago

From the specifications, the LPC800 appears to be a simple yet powerful chip to handle an application such as dimmable street lamps. The specifications require that these lamps be able to adjust the intensity as per the traffic on the road.
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e14 Contributor over 13 years ago

I'd use this to interface to a Korg Monotron music synthesiser. Midi in, control voltage and ate out. Rockin little weekend project!!.... ;)
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my8051 over 13 years ago

It looks really cool dev kit. Wish to have one. LPC800 is just new in the line. I worked with LPC2138FBD64/01,15LPC2138FBD64/01,15, LPC2294 and LPC2888 mostly. I dont know that Element14 team will appriciate and could ship this promotional kit to Karachi, Pakistan. I hope , they do! Thanks.
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my8051 over 13 years ago

Hi, a bit late to join the show!
I have worked on LPC21xx series with Keil CARM dev tools. But, now looking forward to get this really nice LPC800 board to get something like smart card access control for home automation project, which is still pending in my list. Wish to have one!
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e14 Contributor over 13 years ago

Rpm warning indicator fir racing vintage cars. You cannot hear tge engine with a full face racing helmet on.
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e14 Contributor over 13 years ago

want to do some ultrasonic sensor based projects
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e14 Contributor over 13 years ago in reply to e14 Contributor

I like your idea, Lyubomira. I can use that on my car and motorcycle ot program in different patterns, or to modulate the lights with music.
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e14 Contributor over 13 years ago

I can use LPC810 to control remotely WS2811 LED strip.
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