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TI’s Sitara ARM Cortex-A8 and ARM9 processors provide the right combination of performance, power and peripherals to meet any application need. Drive down system cost, simplify design and expand connectivity of your current design all while maintaining software compatibility within TI’s ARM Cortex-A8 processor and ARM9 processor portfolio.

AM335x	AM37x	AM35x	AM18x
Features Cortex-A8 up to 720MHz Up to 1440 DMIPs SGX530 GPU LPDDR1/DDR2/DDR3 Linux/WinCE/Android/ StarterWare Click to know more...	Features Cortex-A8 up to 1GHz Up to 2000 DMIPs SGX530 GPU LPDDR1 Linux/WinCE/Android Click to know more...	Features Cortex-A8 up to 600MHz Up to 1200 DMIPs SGX530 GPU LPDDR1/DDR2 Linux/WinCE/Android Click to know more...	Features ARM9 based processors up to 456MHZ Up to 410 DMIPs N/A GPU LPDDR1/DDR2 Linux/WinCE/StarterWare Click to know more...

Development Tools	Evaluation Kits	Software Stacks
Code Composer Studio Sourcery CodeBench IAR Embedded Workbench Keil Tools by ARM ARM Development Studio 5 TRACE32 MSPGCC CrossWorks	Sitara ARM Processor Kits & Evaluation Modules (EVMs) Design Kits, Evaluation Modules (EVM) and Reference Designs Beaglebone	Linux Android StarterWare RTOS

Sitara design reference	E2E Support	Training
Sitara ARM applications Industrial Human Machine Interface(HMI) Programmable Logic Controller Retail Automation Point of Sale Portable Data Terminal Consumer Wireless Repeater Network-Attached Storage (NAS) Click for more...	Forums Processor Forums Sitara AM335x AM35x AM37x OS Forums Embedded Software Linux StarterWare WinCE	Training Material Sitara Boot Camp On-line Presentations Hands-on Linux Labs One Day Trainings TI Tech Days On-line Training SitaraTraining

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