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Line 1: '''Atmel ARM-based processors''' are [[microcontroller]]s and [[microprocessor]]s [[integrated circuit]]s, by [[Atmel]] (a subsidiary of [[Microchip Technology]]), that are based on various [[32-bit]] [[ARM architecture\|ARM]] processor cores, with Atmel-designed peripherals and tool support. Atmel ARM families complement their 8-bit [[Atmel AVR\|AVR]] and 32-bit [[AVR32]] lines of microcontrollers. The "SAM" moniker in Atmel part numbers stands for "SMART Atmel microcontroller". The SMART brand includes application-specific ARM-based parts for Wi-Fi, such as the SmartConnect and Smart Direct lines, as well as ARM-based ICs meant for smart energy products such as gas and power meters. The SMART line is a key component of Atmel’s Internet of Things (IoT) strategy.

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