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Apple motion coprocessors

The Apple M-series coprocessors are motion coprocessors used by Apple Inc. in their mobile devices. First released in 2013, their function is to collect sensor data from integrated accelerometers, gyroscopes and compasses and offload the collecting and processing of sensor data from the main central processing unit (CPU).

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Common manufacturer
M7, M8: NXP Semiconductors TSMC (under contract) Samsung (under contract) Apple Inc. (licensee)
Cores
1
Designed by
M7, M8: NXP Semiconductors
Instruction set
ARMv7-M
Launched
September 2013
Max. CPU clock rate
150 MHz

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Apple motion coprocessors

Nodes42
Edges41
Triples9
Avg. degree1.95
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Apple motion coprocessors

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Common manufacturer · 1
Apple motion coprocessors → M7, M8: NXP Semiconductors TSMC (under contract) Samsung (under contract) Apple Inc. (licensee)
Cores · 1
Apple motion coprocessors → 1
Designed by · 1
Apple motion coprocessors → M7, M8: NXP Semiconductors
Instruction set · 1
Apple motion coprocessors → ARMv7-M
Launched · 1
Apple motion coprocessors → September 2013
Max. CPU clock rate · 1
Apple motion coprocessors → 150 MHz
Microarchitecture · 1
Apple motion coprocessors → Cortex-M3
Product code · 1
Apple motion coprocessors → M7: LPC18A1 M8: LPC18B1
Technology node · 1
Apple motion coprocessors → 90 nm

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apple motion coprocessor iphone m-series coprocessors m8 m7 ipad embedded nxp september also lpc18a1 2013 data within plus pro lpc18b1

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Apple motion coprocessorsCommon manufacturerM7, M8: NXP Semiconductors TSMC (under contract) Samsung (under contract) Apple Inc. (licensee)1.00infobox
Apple motion coprocessorsCores11.00infobox
Apple motion coprocessorsDesigned byM7, M8: NXP Semiconductors1.00infobox
Apple motion coprocessorsInstruction setARMv7-M1.00infobox
Apple motion coprocessorsLaunchedSeptember 20131.00infobox
Apple motion coprocessorsMax. CPU clock rate150 MHz1.00infobox
Apple motion coprocessorsMicroarchitectureCortex-M31.00infobox
Apple motion coprocessorsProduct codeM7: LPC18A1 M8: LPC18B11.00infobox
Apple motion coprocessorsTechnology node90 nm1.00infobox

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