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Texas Instruments Sitara Arm Processors for Industrial Systems
Texas Instruments makes the Sitara family of Arm processors for industrial equipment, alongside its analog and embedded processing ranges. Sitara chips put Arm Cortex-A application cores and industrial peripherals on one device: the AM335x family runs a Cortex-A8 core at up to 1 GHz with two Gigabit Ethernet MACs and a built-in switch, CAN, serial ports and a 12-bit ADC, and is the processor family behind the BeagleBone Black. Linux runs across the range, with industrial temperature grades for equipment that stays in service for years.
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TI Sitara Processors by Chip
The Sitara AM335x, a low-power Cortex-A8 processor for industrial I/O, with the IoT gateways we supply around it. Pick the chip, then the gateway that matches the sensors, the network and the power available at the installation.
TI Sitara AM335x IoT Gateways
The AM335x family runs a single Arm Cortex-A8 core at up to 1 GHz with NEON, two Gigabit Ethernet MACs with an integrated switch, up to two CAN ports, six UARTs and a 12-bit ADC. Its low power and industrial I/O make it a long-standing choice for Linux IoT gateways, data loggers and small controllers.
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AM335x
Cortex-A8 Industrial Processor
- CPU
- 1x Cortex-A8 up to 1 GHz with NEON
- Memory
- DDR3L, DDR3, DDR2 or LPDDR on a 16-bit bus
- Networking
- Two Gigabit Ethernet MACs with integrated switch
- Industrial I/O
- Up to 2x CAN, 6x UART and a 12-bit ADC
- USB
- Up to 2x USB 2.0 dual-role
- Systems
- DIN-rail IoT gateways with Debian
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- CPU: Sitara AM3352
- Memory: 1GB Soldered On-board
- OS: Linux Debian 9
- Ethernet: 2x 10/100 LAN [RJ45]
- USB: 1x USB 2.0 [Type A]
- mPCIe: 1x mPCIe [USB/SIM]
- Storage: 2x Micro SD
- Power: 12-25V DC [Terminal Block], PoE Powered Device (PD) [RJ45]
- Temp: -25°C to 70°C [-13°F to 158°F]
- Certification: CE, FCC
- Mounting Options: DIN Mount
- Serial: 1x RS232/422/485 [Terminal Block], 1x RS485 [Terminal Block]
- CPU: Sitara AM3352
- Memory: 1GB Soldered On-board
- Ethernet: 1x 10/100 LAN [RJ45]
- USB: 1x USB 2.0 [Type A]
- mPCIe: 1x mPCIe [USB/SIM]
- Storage: 2x Micro SD
- Power: 8-25V DC [Terminal Block]
- Temp: -25°C to 70°C [-13°F to 158°F]
- Certification: CE, FCC
- Mounting Options: DIN Mount
- OS: Linux Debian 8
- Serial: 2x RS232/422/485 [Terminal Block]
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Texas Instruments and Arm Guides
Longer reads from our engineers on Arm processors, SoCs and NPUs, and how they are chosen for industrial edge systems.
Arm Processors in Embedded and Industrial Systems
Arm is the architecture behind most low-power embedded computing — but "Arm" is not a chipmaker. This guide explains what Arm actually is, the Cortex profiles, why it suits embedded systems, and what to check when you specify one.
x86 vs Arm: Architectures Compared for Industrial and Embedded Systems
x86 and Arm are the two processor architectures behind almost every industrial and embedded computer. Choosing between them is the first real decision in a design — it shapes performance, power, thermals, software and how the system is built.
What Is a System on Chip (SoC)?
A system-on-chip packs the CPU, graphics, memory controller, I/O and often an AI accelerator onto one chip. It is how most compact, low-power embedded computers are built — and the norm for Arm platforms.
What Is an NPU? Neural Processing Units for Edge AI
An NPU is a dedicated AI accelerator built into a processor to run machine-learning inference efficiently. It is the hardware behind on-device AI — now across Intel Core Ultra, AMD Ryzen AI and NVIDIA Jetson.
CPU Generations and Embedded Processors Explained
For a consumer PC, the CPU generation is shorthand for speed. For an industrial system it tells you far more — and the newest is rarely the right answer.
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