ARM versus 8 and 16 bit

Migrating from 8/16-Bit MCUs to 32-Bit ARMs

NXP Semiconductors

This training module will present an overview of the ARM7 core and specifically highlight the differences between the ARM7 core and traditional 8 or 16 bit  CISC architectures that many microcontroller customers are familiar with.
PTM Published on: 2011-11-02

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