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StrongARM

Known as: SA-1500, SA-1110, SA-1100 
The StrongARM is a family of computer microprocessors developed by Digital Equipment Corporation and manufactured in the late 1990s which implemented… 
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ARM architecture
Acorn Network ComputerArithmetic logic unitBack end of lineBinary multiplier

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2013
2013
An improved instruction-level energy model for RISC microprocessors
The power and energy consumed by a chip have become primary design constraints for embedded systems and are largely affected by… 
2010
2010
2010 peanut update
2006
2006
Video transcoding using network processors to support dynamically adaptive video multicast
Heterogeneity of networks and end systems poses challenges for multicast based collaborative applications. In traditional… 
2005
2005
Using Network Processors for Packet Filtering
This paper presents a hardware/software design and implementation that uses modern networkprocessors as packet-filtering devices… 
2004
2004
MPEG-1 LAYER III 音訊編解碼演算法最 佳化及 DSP 晶片實現 研 究 生 : 林煜翔 Student
2002
2002
StrongARM SA - 1100 기반의 RTOS 커널 설계 및 구현
본 논문은 RISC CPU 인 Intel StrongARM SA-1100 을 기반으로 하는 실시간(Real-Time… 
2000
2000
Cool Chips III
These days the concept of architecting, designing, and implementing microprocessors is moving from high-power, high-speed results… 
1998
1998
StrongARMing portable communications
A recent addition to the StrongARM line of microprocessors is the SA-1100. An integrated microprocessor, it connects many of the… 
1997
1997
SA-110 純量微控器的控制及整合
1963
1963
SUMMARY REPORT ON STRONGARM ROCKET MEASUREMENTS OF ELECTRON DENSITY TO AN ALTITUDE OF 1500 KILOMETERS
An experiment for measuring the electron density to an altitude of 1500 kilometers by using a five-stage solid propellant rocket… 
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