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M-CORE

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A low-power, RISC-based microprocessor from Motorola used in embedded systems. Providing 32-bit registers for data, it uses 16-bit instructions to keep code density small and a 16-bit bus to use lower-cost memory. Introduced in late 1997, the M-CORE chip has been widely deployed in cellphones, PDAs, GPS systems as well as airbags and other automotive control systems.
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Motorola intends to provide a full Class 3 compliant debug block for the M-CORE M340-based silicon and expects this to be implemented in future products based on this core in 2001.
Motorola Demonstrates First IEEE-ISTO Nexus 5001 Compliant Debug Port ... by Business Wire
will provide embedded design engineers easy access to third-party evaluation tools for its popular M-CORE architecture at no cost from a one-stop and easy-to-use online shopping location called the "M-CORExpress Store.
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of M-CORE Architecture Across Multiple Manufacturing Processes
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