Tiny, 32-bit Processor
The Cortex-M processor series is designed to enable developers to create cost-sensitive and power-constrained solutions for a broad range of devices. Designed for smart and connected embedded applications, especially where size matters, the Cortex-M0 is the smallest Arm processor available, making it ideal for use in simple, cost-sensitive devices. Cortex-M0 is available to access for a low upfront cost with Arm DesignStart. The program helps companies to design innovative custom chips or FPGA designs, without compromising on time-to-market.
The exceptional code density of the Cortex-M0 significantly reduces memory requirements, which optimizes the use of on-chip Flash memory to save memory cost, reduce power, and increase performance. Take advantage of 32-bit processing intelligence at an 8/16-bit processor cost point.
The Cortex-M0 processor allows developers to optimize power usage for specific applications with built-in, low-power features. With its three highly optimized low-power modes, the processor conserves energy to match processing demands.
The tiny footprint and extremely low-power requirements of Cortex-M0 mean that it can add intelligence to even the simplest of devices. It is available for no license fee, just a small success-based royalty through Arm DesignStart, ideal for smart sensors and mixed-signal systems on chip (SoCs).
Wearables
Wearables require a long battery life combined with low power consumption, contained in a small silicon area. Cortex-M0 offers a low-cost, small solution ideal for enabling wearables.
Energy Harvesting Sensors
Battery-less sensors harvest energy such as light, vibration, temperature, or RF from their environment to function. Cortex-M0 is the lowest power processor from Arm; it is ideal for energy-harvesting applications.
Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) are expanding and defining more applications than ever before, changing how we interact with devices and machines everywhere. Arm CPU processor IP is scalable and flexible enough to run any type of ML workload, today or in the future.
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Corstone
Designing a secure system-on-chip is challenging and time-consuming. To help designers get to market quickly, Arm provides the IP blocks needed to build a system. Corstone is a solution for architecting the system, making it secure and able to handle the complex power control infrastructure, while balancing trade-offs between performance and power.
Cortex-M System Design Kit
The Cortex-M System Design Kit (CMSDK) is a comprehensive solution, including a selection of SoC infrastructure components, essential peripherals, example systems and drivers, and compilation and simulation scripts. It’s designed to work with Cortex-M processors out of the box to help integrate the processing subsystem into your product with minimum risk.
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