Microcontrollers built with Arm Cortex-M 32-bit processors are everywhere. They are found in products ranging from small sensors to large servers. They are used in many Internet of things applications.
You may be looking for guidance on developing software for Arm microcontrollers or migrating applications from other architectures.
Arm Cortex-M processors provide a variety of performance and power alternatives. There are thousands of microcontroller devices and hundreds of boards available using Cortex-M.
Developers select Arm Cortex-M processors for a variety of reasons:
The scale of the software developer community and the ecosystem collaborating on standards reduces risk and shortens time to market.
The Arm Cortex-M ecosystem offers a wide range of software options, including broad development tool and RTOS support.
The Common Microcontroller Software Interface Standard (CMSIS) is a vendor-independent abstraction layer for microcontrollers. CMSIS simplifies software reuse and reduces the learning curve for microcontroller developers.
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