updated Oct 11, 2007 1:11 am | 1,899 views ARM architecture is a
32-bit RISC processor architecture that is predominantly used in
a number of embedded system designs. The ARM architecture is
developed by ARM Limited, a well known semiconductor
intellectual property (IP) supplier. The ARM architecture based
processors offer solutions for the embedded real-time systems
for mass storage, automotive, industrial and networking
applications, the secure applications such as smart cards and
SIMs and the open platforms running complex operating systems
for wireless, consumer and imaging applications. ARM CPUs are
very popular in the mobile electronics market, because of the
power saving features which is a critical design goal for the
mobile instruments. The some of the typical applications of the
ARM CPUs is in the portable devices such as PDAs, mobile phones,
media players, handheld gaming units, calculators etc, the
computer peripherals such as hard drives, desktop routers etc.
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