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Discussion Groups | Comp.Arch.Embedded | Atmel's ARM7 CAP7 experiences

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Atmel's ARM7 CAP7 experiences - John Speth - 2009-01-16 16:27:00

Has anyone that's used Atmel's ARM7 based CAP7 willing to share their 
experiences?  I'd love to hear them.

CAP7 appears to be a hardwired ARM7 core with mask programmable user logic 
blocks.  The end result will be foundry sourced device.  (I hope i have my 
terms right.)

Anybody?

JJS