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The OMAP710 combines a dedicated TI-enhanced ARM925 application processor and a TI DSP-based GSM/GPRS baseband, making it ideal for smartphone or high-end handset products. It is intended for high-volume wireless OEMs and ODMs and is not available through distributors. The OMAP710 processor is an integral part of the TCS2500 GPRS chipset solution. OMAP710 Features: Low-Power, High-Performance CMOS Technology - Low-voltage 150 nm technology
 - 1.8V cores, 3.3V I/Os
TI925T ARM9TDMI Core - Up to 132 MHz (maximum frequency)
Voltage: 1.9v nominal - 16KB I-cache; 8KB D-cache
- 192-KB of shared internal SRAM - frame buffer
- Support for 32-bit and 16-bit (Thumb mode) instruction sets
- Data and program MMUs
- Two 64-entry translation look-aside buffers (TLBs) for MMUs
- 17-word write buffer
GSM/GPRS Digital Baseband System - GSM ultra-low power device (ULPD)
- HW accelerator for GPRS encryption
- SIM i/F (3.3V/1.8V compliant)
- 256 KB internal SRAM
- GSM real time clock
- GSM 900, PCS1900, and DCS 1800 cellular telephones, DBB ROM-based
- Class 8 GPRS, DBB ROM-based
Application Subsystem - Supports Linux®, Microsoft® Windows® CE, Palm OS™ and Symbian OS™, Microsoft Smartphone 2002, Microsoft Pocket PC 2002 and Nokia Series 60
- Power management with system clock DPLL
- 65-MHz memory interface
- 64-MB SDRAM interface
- 128-MB burst flash, SRAM and ROM I/F
- 192-KB internal SRAM with frame buffer DMA channel
- LCD controller: 2-16 bpp
- Two 32-bit timers and watchdog timer
- USB client with 48 MHz DPLL
- Enhanced audio controller
- Supports I2S and AC97 codec
- Optimized DMA
- CompactFlash interface
- Three UARTs, one support IrDA
- Bluetooth™ interface
- SPI controller
- Programmable three-color LED pulse generation
- Individual power saving modes for MPU and GSM subsystems
- IEEE 1149.1 JTAG boundary scan logic
- GPIO capability for unused function pins
- I²C master and slave interface
- Micro-wire controller
Unique Die-ID cell 289-ball, 12 mm x 12 mm MicroStar BGA™ Package
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