ARM Connected Community Pavilion

ARM innovations in low power processor and SoC technology are supported by the industry’s largest network of Partners – the ARM® Connected Community. The ARM Connected Community connects an ecosystem of partners collaborating on best-in-class technologies to create optimized solutions for designers and developers. Differentiated solutions, combined with the flexibility of choice enabled by this group of over 700 partners ensures a solution to design challenges, and drives innovation to meet end user demands.

Come visit the members of the ARM Connected Community on the show floor at ESC Boston. From microcontroller solutions and software tools to SoC design technologies, ARM partners are innovating at all points in the design chain to reduce risk and accelerate design. Leading silicon, design support, software and training providers come together at the ARM Connected Community to provide product solutions based on ARM technology.

To learn more about designing with the ARM ecosystem, visit the ARM Connected Community on the web.

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See why you should come to ESC Boston and visit the ARM Connected Community.

Visit the following members of the ARM Connected Community at ESC Boston and see what they're currently demo'ing:

• ARM - Stop by our pod as we will be having live demos on:
  1. Our new DS-5 Linux Application Development System with our new DSTREAM debug and trace unit.
  2. Our Microcontroller Development environment, MDK-ARM with our ULINKpro debug and trace unit.
• Cypress Semiconductor - At ESC Boston, Cypress will showcase the capabilities of its ARM® Cortex™-M3-based PSoC® 5 programmable system-on-chip architecture and its revolutionary PSoC Creator IDE tool. PSoC Creator lets engineers “Design the way they Think” by selecting only the tools they need from a robust device library, configuring them and testing them—all within a single integrated design environment. Demonstrations will focus on programmable high-precision analog capabilities of PSoC. Free software samples will be available at the booth. You can find Cypress at ESC Boston in the ARM Pavilion (Booth 601).
• Energy Micro - Meet the Geckos! Energy Micro presents it's energy friendly EFM32 Gecko microcontroller family with ultra low-power peripherals and Cortex-M3 at the ARM CC booth - demonstrating minimum 4x longer life for battery driven applications.
• Signum Systems - will be showing their latest debugging features:
  • Embedded Linux debugging on Cortex-A8 platforms using Chameleon Debugger and Eclipse
  • Code Coverage analysis tools
  • Using ETM and ETB trace features to speed up the debugging process
  • NAND flash programming utility