Re: Re : luachip

[Asko Kauppi <asko.kauppi@...>]

Of those the NetSilicon DigiConnect EM seems suitable for me.

It doesn't have to be a one-chip solution at first, getting a nice 
development platform up and running is vital. And.. networking will add 
up the "Wow-factor a lot.. ;)

5x4cm is still rather small..

BTW, does "power pass-thru" mean we could run this baby off the 
Ethernet power? That'd be cool. :)

NetSilicon NS7520 32-Bit ARM Microprocessor @ 55MHz
	▪ 	10/100Base-T Ethernet with power pass-thru for network powered 
devices.
	▪ 	4MB flash, 8MB RAM on board.
	▪ 	Two high speed 230Kbps TTL Level Async Serial Ports.
	▪ 	9Mbps SPI Interface.
	▪ 	9 Shared GPIO Ports.
	▪ 	Strong SSL/TLS encryption.
	▪ 	Royalty-free NET+Works development platform.
	▪ 	3.3Vdc @ 250mA.
	▪ 	49mm x 40mm PCB Module.


10.8.2004 kello 18:20, Joseph Stewart kirjoitti:

>  It's not exactly a chip, but check out this page of network devices...
>
> http://www.beyondlogic.org/etherip/ip.htm
>
> as a point of discussion. I'm fairly familiar with ARM processors.
> Seems like it might be a good place to start.
>
> -j