Free Webinar: New 32-bit processor for entry-level and energy-efficient app

Free Webinar: New 32-bit processor for entry-level and energy-efficient app

Well, news about webinars is flowing fast and furious today. I just heard about another free online training session that’s heading our way on 5 April 2012. Here’s the official blurb:

Overview
Are you experiencing limitations with your current 8- or 16-bit architecture? Do you want more horsepower without sacrificing energy consumption? If you develop MCU embedded applications or just want the best core for your next chip design, attend this webinar to learn how the ARM Cortex™-M0 processor and the newest evolution, the Cortex-M0+ processor can help you make a successful jump to the ARM 32-bit architecture.

Who should attend
Developers of embedded software and hardware architects for chip designs.

What you will learn

• Discover how easy it is to migrate from 8- and 16-bit architectures to 32-bit devices without impacting your power budget, e.g. for battery-based applications
• Realize why a 32-bit processor is an easy, viable solution for your cost-sensitive application
• Learn how the Cortex-M0+ processor delivers ultra-low-power, low-cost MCUs for intelligent sensors and smart control systems in a broad range of industrial and consumer applications
• Find out how to get the most from the newest processor's features, such as faster I/O and peripheral control

Click Here to learn more and to register.

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