ARM720T

The ARM720T processor is a low power 32-bit embedded processor that supports operating systems like Windows CE, Linux and Symbian OS. It contains an ARM7TDMI processor core, an 8k byte unified cache and a Memory Management Unit (MMU) . It has a 3-stage pipeline and Von Neumann architecture (single bus for instruction fetch and data bus). The ARM720T processor is based on the ARMv4T architecture and supports 16-bit Thumb code as well as 32-bit ARM code. The Thumb instruction code provides high code density while maintaining good performance, whereas the 32-bit ARM instruction code delivers higher performance or when special system features like co-processor access is needed. The ARM720T processor is low power, provides high code density, provides comprehensive debug features and can be used with software development tools for the ARM7TDMI processor.

Core Overview
Family	ARM7
Architecture	ARMv4T
Product Line	Application
Pipeline Stages	3
Instruction Set
ARM Instructions
Thumb Instructions
Thumb2 Instructions
DSP Instructions
SIMD Instructions
Memory Interface
Cache 8k unified
TCM
MMU
MPU
Debug Interface
ETM7, Embedded ICE

Documents

• ARM720T Technical Reference Manual
• ARM720T Overview