ARM offers a broad range of processors to address a wide variety of applications while delivering optimum performance, power
consumption and system cost. these processors are designed to meet the needs of three system categories:
Embedded real-time systems
- Embedded real-time systems for storage, automotive body and power-train, industrial and networking applications
Application platforms
- Devices running open operating systems including Linux, Palm OS, Symbian OS and Windows CE in wireless, consumer entertainment
and digital imaging applications
Secure applications
- Smart cards, SIM cards and payment terminals
ARM CPU processors cover a wide range of performance and features enabling system designers to create solutions that meet
their precise requirements. ARM offers both synthesisable and hard macro products, together with a range of coprocessors and
debug facilities . The table below provides an at-a-glance guide to ARM processors and their performance characteristics,
with links to each.
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