Arm created the Arm Approved Design Partner Program (AADP) in 2016 to enable partners to turn their product concepts into working silicon more quickly. While the program was conceived to assist new customers, e.g. start-ups and OEMs, with their Desig…
7 reasons why fast, low-cost access to a Linux-capable, Arm CPU is great news
Did you know that 82% of developers are considering Linux or Android in their next embedded development?* And that 70% of rich embedded devices are based on Arm?**
That means, by offering easy, low-cost access to Linux-capable, Arm CPUs, developers can…
- over 1 year ago
- DesignStart
- DesignStart blog
Software code coverage with Arm Cortex-M3 DesignStart
Arm DesignStart provides access to popular Arm IP to start a custom SoC Design or to explore and learn about custom SoC development. The Cortex-M0 and Cortex-M3 are currently available for instant access. There are numerous technical resources to learn…
- over 1 year ago
- DesignStart
- DesignStart blog
Six ways Arm DesignStart can help you build your custom SoC
Off-the-shelf SoCs (System-on-chips) don’t always cut it…
Off-the-shelf components don’t always enable the best products; to be able to differentiate on price, features, size or reliability, sometimes a custom chip is the only way to go.…
- over 3 years ago
- DesignStart
- DesignStart blog
Designing a SoC with an Arm Cortex-M Processor
Have you ever wondered what it takes to create a small system-on-chip (SoC) based on a Arm Cortex-M processor? In this blog, we explain typically what IP components are required and what other things you might need to put the whole system together.
- over 3 years ago
- Processors
- Processors blog