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Small, Low Power, Energy Efficient 32-bit Microcontroller Processor
- Exceptional code density - on average, the mix between 16-bit and 32-bit instructions yields a better code density when compared to 8-bit and 16-bit architectures. This has significant advantages in terms of reduced memory requirements and maximizing the usage of precious on-chip Flash memory.
- Binary upward compatible with all other Cortex-M processors - the Cortex-M0 has mainly 16-bit Thumb-2 instructions and few 32-bit ones. These instructions are also present on all the other Cortex-M processors. Hence all code written for the Cortex-M0 will run as is on the other processors.
- Built-in low-power features - sleep, deep sleep and state retention are three low power modes available to the user
- Optional Debug Access Port and Serial Wire Debug - for devices where every pin counts the serial wire debug port uses only two pins
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32-bit RISC-V microcontroller
- Leading performance in class with optimized power consumption and area
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32-bit RISC-V High Performance Microcontroller Class Processor
- RISC-V (RV32IM) ISA
- 3-stage in-order pipeline
- Harvard architecture
- High-performance multiply/divide unit
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32-bit RISC Processor To Deliver High Performance In Low-Cost Microcontroller Applications
- Powerful debug and non-intrusive real-time trace - Comprehensive debug and trace features dramatically improve developer productivity. It is extremely efficient to develop embedded software with proper debug.
- Memory Protection Unit (MPU) - Software reliability improves when each module is allowed access only to specific areas of memory required for it to operate. This protection prevents unexpected access that may overwrite critical data.
- Integrated nested vectored interrupt controller (NVIC) - There is no need for a standalone external interrupt controller. Interrupt handling is taken care of by the NVIC removing the complexity of managing interrupts manually via the processor.
- Thumb-2 code density - On average, the mix between 16bit and 32bit instructions yields a better code density when compared to 8bit and 16bit architectures. This has significant advantages in terms of reduced memory requirements and maximizing the usage of precious on-chip Flash memory.
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2.5D Multi-Core Raster & Vector Graphics Processor for low-power SoCs with Microcontroller
- Programmable Shader engine with a VLIW instruction set
- Command list based DMAs to minimize CPU overhead
- Primitive Rasterizer
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32-bit RISC-V processor specifically designed for the Automotive and Functional Safety markets
- 32-bit RISC-V ISA
- ASIL B and ASIL D area optimised product variants
- Functional Safety Package and Independent Assessment
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32-bit Embedded RISC-V Functional Safety Processor
- Designed for Functional Safety
- Efficient Embedded RISC-V Processor
- Powerful Debug Features
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64-bit microcontroller highly-optimized for area, efficient performance, and simplified integration into 64-bit SoCs
- 64-bit CPU
- Greater than 32-bit physical address
- Optional Tightly Integrated Memory (TIM)
- Configurability
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Compact 32-bit MCU core for deeply embedded applications and accelerator control
- 32bit microcontroller core with RISC-V ISA
- Harvard architecture, separate Instruction and Data memories
- 32 or 16 32bit integer registers
- RV32I or E basic instruction set, optional M and C extensions
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MicroBlaze Microcontroller Reference Design
- Simple microcontroller implementation using MicroBlaze, UART, GPIO, and internal block RAM (BRAM) memory
- Includes VHDL design files and project files for EDK/XPS
- Includes "C" code for sample application
- Requires the Xilinx Embedded Development Kit (DO-ML403-EDK-ISE-USB-UNI-G)