ARM microprocessor(s)
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ARM is a type of reduced instruction set computer (RISC) microprocessor architecture. It is used in many smartphones, tablets and other mobile devices. ARM licenses its chip designs to many companies like Samsung, Qualcomm and nVidia. ARM chips are cheaper than other designs because they use less power, transistors and die area following the principles of performance per watt or PPA. This allows ARM to spread the large R&D costs across the industry. As a result, ARM has seen great market penetration in mobile applications and is expanding into other areas like robotics and appliances.
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ARM microprocessor(s)
- 1. ARM MICROPROCESSOR(S) Nima Ghaedsharafi , Sina Parisaee , Nemat Hashemipour Advanced English for The Computer Science
- 2. ARM is Short Form of Originally “Arcon” and Now “Advanced” RISC ( Reduced Instruction set Computer ) Machines
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- 4. What processor do they use ? Relation of Gadgets with the Subject
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- 6. But , They are All ARM-Based List of ARM Microprocessor core http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ARM_microprocessor_cor es
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- 8. Grows Extremely Fast Much Cheaper than Other IP Cores Because of PPA Law Does require large amount of R&D Investment 50 – 150 million Dollars For Reinventing what ARM does for each year spreads the R&D costs over the whole industry Eco Friendly
- 9. What’s PPA Law Better Performance Less Power Consumption Tiny Area
- 10. Simply ! Faster Less Power And Smaller
- 11. ARM-based are Cheaper than Others Using 20nm Tech , Smaller It’s RISC , less commands available less transistors less heat and power usage
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