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Embedded processors are provided as a "black box" with pre-loaded applications, limited capability to expand hardware functionality and in most cases no screen. Drawing upon our legacy and expertise in low power processor design, ARM Cortex processors can provide an optimum solution for embedded computing applications including automotive, digital signage, industrial automation, mass storage networks, and mobile baseband.

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Cost-Effective, Over-the-Air Update for SNAP OS with ARM’s code efficiency

Sep 12 2011, 07:03 AM
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A significant challenge for embedded systems is how to provide a reliable, yet cost-effective way to remotely update firmware when adding new features or providing software revisions. This is especially true when your embedded system is located far from easy access (which is often the case for products that embed wireless communication) or is in an environment prone to power interruptions. Embedded systems are also very much driven by cost, so there are rarely excess on-board resources available. While solutions exist for easy updates wirele...
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