Samsung has a long history of designing and producing system-on-chips (SoCs) and has been manufacturing SoCs for its own devices as well as for sale to other manufacturers. The first Samsung SoC, the S3C44B0, was built around an ARM7 CPU which operated at 66 MHz clock frequency. Later, several SoCs (S3C2xxx) containing an ARM9 CPU were produced.[1] For more information on Samsung's current SoCs,see Exynos.
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List of historical Samsung SoCs
| Model Number | Semiconductor technology | CPU instruction set | CPU | GPU | FPU | Memory technology | Availability | Utilizing devices |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| S3C44B0[2] | 0.25 μm CMOS | ARMv4 | 66 MHz single-core ARM7 (ARM7TDMI) | LCD controller | FP, EDO, SDRAM | 2000 | Juice Box, Danger Hiptop | |
| S5L2010[3] | ARMv5 | 176 MHz single-core ARM9 (ARM946E-S) | LCD controller | SDRAM, EDO | ||||
| S3C2410[4] | 0.18 μm CMOS | ARMv4 | 200/266 MHz single-core ARM9 (ARM920T) | LCD controller | SDRAM | 2003 | HP iPAQ H1930/H1937/H1940/rz1717, HP 49g+/48gII/50g, Everex E500, E-TEN InfoTouch P300, Acer n30/n35/d155, Palm Z22, LG LN600, Typhoon MyGuide 3610 GO, Samsung S5230, Openmoko Neo1973 | |
| S3C2412[5] | 0.13 μm CMOS | ARMv5 | 200/266 MHz single-core ARM9 (ARM926EJ-S) | LCD controller | mSDRAM | Argox PT-60[6] | ||
| S3C2413[7] | 0.13 μm LP | ARMv5 | 266 MHz single-core ARM9 (ARM926EJ-S) | LCD controller | mSDRAM, mDDR | |||
| S3C2440[8] | 0.13 μm CMOS | ARMv4 | 300/400/533 MHz single-core ARM9 (ARM920T) | LCD controller | SDRAM | 2004 | HP iPAQ rx3115/3415/3417/3715, Everex E900, Airis T470i/920/930, Acer n300/311, Boardcon EM2440-III,[9] Typhoon MyPhone M500, Mio p550/P350/C710 Digi-Walker, A9home | |
| S3C2442[10] | 0.13 μm CMOS | ARMv4 | 300/400 MHz single-core ARM9 (ARM920T) | LCD controller | mSDRAM | Openmoko Neo Freerunner, HP IPAQ rx1950 | ||
| S5L8701[11] | ARMv6 | Single-core ARM9 (ARM940T) | LCD controller | SDRAM | 2006 | iPod nano (2nd generation) | ||
| S3C2443[12] | ARMv4 | 400/533 MHz single-core ARM9 (ARM920T) | LCD controller | SDRAM, mSDRAM, mDDR | 2007 | Asus R300/R600/R700, Mio Digi-Walker (C620T/...), Mio Moov 2xx/3xx, LG LN8xx, JoinTech JPro Mini Laptop JL7220, Navigon 8300/8310 | ||
| S5L8900[13] | 90 nm | ARMv6 | 412 MHz single-core ARM11 (ARM1176JZF-S) | PowerVR MBX Lite | SDRAM | 2007 | Apple iPhone, Apple iPod touch 1G, Apple iPhone 3G | |
| S5L8702[14] | ARMv6 | Single-core ARM9 (ARM926EJ-S) | LCD controller | SDRAM | 2007 | iPod nano (3rd generation), iPod classic (6th generation) | ||
| S3C2416[15] | 65 nm LP | ARMv5 | 400 MHz single-core ARM9 (ARM926EJ) | 2D graphics accelerator | SDRAM, mSDRAM, mDDR, DDR2 | 2008 | Boardcon Handheld POS,[16] iconX G310, HP Prime | |
| S3C2450[17] | 65 nm LP CMOS | ARMv5 | 400/533 MHz single-core ARM9 (ARM926EJ) | 2D graphics accelerator | SDRAM, mSDRAM, mDDR, DDR2 | 2008 | Mio Moov 500/510/560/S568/580, Getac PS535F, MENQ EasyPC E720/E790, Archos Arnova 10, Hivision PWS0890AW,SMiT MTV-PND530 8GB | |
| S5L8720[18] | 90 nm | ARMv6 | Single-core ARM11 (ARM1176JZF-S) | LCD controller (iPod nano), PowerVR MBX Lite (iPod touch) | SDRAM | 2008 | iPod nano (4th generation), iPod touch (2nd generation) | |
| S3C6410[19] | 65 nm LP | ARMv6 | 533/667/800 MHz single-core ARM11 (ARM1176ZJF-S) | FIMG 3DSE graphics accelerator | Yes | mSDRAM, mDDR | 2009 | Samsung i8000 Omnia II, Samsung S5620 Monte, Boardcon SBC6410[20] |
| S5L8730[21] | 90 nm | ARMv6 | Single-core ARM11 (ARM1176JZF-S) | LCD controller | SDRAM | 2009 | iPod nano (5th generation) | |
| S5P6422 | ARMv6 | 533/667 MHz
single-core ARM11 |
FIMG 3DSE graphics accelerator | Samsung Galaxy 3 | ||||
| S5P6442 | 45 nm | ARMv6 | 533/667 MHz single-core ARM11 | FIMG 3DSE graphics accelerator | 2010 | |||
| S5P6450[22] | ARMv6 | 533/667/800 MHz single-core ARM11 (ARM1176JZF-S) | 3D graphics accelerator | mDDR, mDDR2, LPDDR | 2010 | |||
| S5L8723[23] | Single-core ARM11 | LCD controller | SDRAM | 2010 | iPod nano (6th generation) | |||
| S5PC100[24] | 65 nm | ARMv7 | 667/833 MHz single-core ARM Cortex-A8 | PowerVR SGX535 | Yes | LPDDR2, DDR2 | 2009 | iPhone 3GS |
| S5PC110 (later renamed to Exynos Single 3110) | 45 nm | ARMv7 | 1.0-1.2 GHz single-core FastCore Cortex-A8 | PowerVR SGX540 | Yes | LPDDR, LPDDR2, DDR2 | 2010 | Samsung Galaxy S etc. (See Exynos) |
| S5L8740[25] | Single-core | LCD controller | 2012 | iPod nano (7th generation) |
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