TI’s ARM Portfolio of Products（TI的手臂的产品组合）.pdf

TI’s ARM Portfolio of Products Frequently Asked Questions What did TI launch on October 21, 2009? TI is accelerating its ARM strategy and launching 31 new products across our Cortex-M3, Cortex-A8 and ARM9 product lines for markets such as industrial automation, test and measurement, medical instrumentation, remote monitoring, motion control and point of sale – just to name a few. New products include: • New Sitara™ ARM MPU family of ARM9 Cortex-A8 based processors • From 375 MHz to greater than 1GHz in future devices • High-performance accelerators peripherals -- 3D graphics, integrated CAN controller, Ethernet USB 2.0 • Software compatible with OMAP35x devices • First two Sitara parts – AM3505 AM3517 MPUs – sampling today • AM3517 EVM order entry open with two-week lead time • Sitara AM1xxx ARM926-based processors (formerly OMAP-L1xx) available in 1Q10 • 29 new Stellaris® Cortex M3 MCUs that join the existing family of 138 MCUs • From 20 MHz to 100 MHz and 8K flash to 256K flash • Peripherals such as 10/100 Ethernet MAC+PHY, USB Host/Device, USB On-the-Go support CAN support • Evaluation and development kits for new devices available today • New 48-lead QFN small form-factor package for current Stellaris LM3Sxxx series MCUs. (All Stellaris MCUs currently available in 48-lead QFP are also now available in 48-lead QFN; LM3S101 and LM3S102 are now also available in 48-lead QFP and 48-lead QFN.) • Price reduction on Stellaris MCUs that averages 13% at 1K distribution resale • Limited samples for the new MCUs available now; General sampling in December 2009 and production quantities in 1Q2010 How do these devices fit into TI’s existing DSP and/or MCU portfolios? Today’s ARM portfolio announcement builds on our strengths in DSPs and MCUs, providing developers with an embedded processing portfolio