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ARM9 replacing Cortex M3
Michael von Hauff
over 12 years ago
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Simon Craske
over 12 years ago
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Note: This was originally posted on 7th January 2009 at http://forums.arm.com Mike, What are you trying to achieve? A 72MHz Cortex-M3 should be able to move upto around 144 MBytes per second using word...
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Peter Harris
over 12 years ago
Note: This was originally posted on 9th January 2009 at
http://forums.arm.com
If you cannot find a system which can get the performance out of an ARM+DMA, there are some ARM-based SoC designs which provide two ARM cores. One ARM could act as a DMA, and the other could run the rest of your software. The ARM core is designed to run at high performance, so should be able to supply data to the main bus as fast as the external pins can accept it.
The active power would be higher than a suitable ARM+DMA, but you already stated that you did not think this is a design constraint.
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Peter Harris
over 12 years ago
Note: This was originally posted on 9th January 2009 at
http://forums.arm.com
If you cannot find a system which can get the performance out of an ARM+DMA, there are some ARM-based SoC designs which provide two ARM cores. One ARM could act as a DMA, and the other could run the rest of your software. The ARM core is designed to run at high performance, so should be able to supply data to the main bus as fast as the external pins can accept it.
The active power would be higher than a suitable ARM+DMA, but you already stated that you did not think this is a design constraint.
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