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What does ARM stand for?
What does ARM stand for?
- Academic RISC Module
- Advanced Register Machine
- Acorn RISC Machine
- Advance RISC Machine (correct)
When was the first ARM RISC processor produced?
When was the first ARM RISC processor produced?
- 1980
- 1995
- 1985 (correct)
- 1990
Where are ARM processors specifically used?
Where are ARM processors specifically used?
- Industrial machinery
- Automobile engines
- Desktop computers
- Portable devices like mobile phones (correct)
What type of architecture does the ARM processor core use?
What type of architecture does the ARM processor core use?
What are some benefits of ARM processors?
What are some benefits of ARM processors?
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What does ARM stand for?
What does ARM stand for?
Stands for Advanced RISC Machine, a type of processor architecture.
When was the first ARM RISC processor produced?
When was the first ARM RISC processor produced?
The first ARM RISC processor was produced in 1985.
Where are ARM processors specifically used?
Where are ARM processors specifically used?
ARM processors are commonly used in portable devices like mobile phones.
What type of architecture does the ARM processor core use?
What type of architecture does the ARM processor core use?
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What are some benefits of ARM processors?
What are some benefits of ARM processors?
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Study Notes
ARM Processors
- ARM stands for Advanced RISC Machines
- The first ARM RISC processor was produced in 1985
Applications of ARM Processors
- ARM processors are specifically used in mobile devices, embedded systems, and real-time systems
Architecture of ARM Processors
- The ARM processor core uses a Reduced Instruction Set Computing (RISC) architecture
Benefits of ARM Processors
- Low power consumption, making them ideal for battery-powered devices
- High performance, allowing for efficient processing of complex tasks
- Scalability, making them suitable for a wide range of applications
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