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A reconstruction of the ARM1 processor, down to its geometry. Download the GDSII file and explore the design for yourself.
A processor is more than a name on a package. Beneath the surface is a physical design: geometry, layers, and connections.
This independent ARM1 reconstruction by hadi brings that design into a downloadable layout file. It is an invitation to zoom in, inspect the geometry, and explore the work for yourself.
The creator behind this ARM1 reconstruction. A closer look at processor design, shared for you to explore.
A layout is built from overlapping geometry. Toggle the illustrative layers below to see how a composite view comes together.
Show or hide a layer to isolate its geometry. Download the actual file to explore the ARM1 reconstruction.
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Load the file in your preferred GDSII-compatible layout viewer.
Zoom into the geometry, switch layer visibility, and examine the reconstruction at your own pace.
The ARM1 reconstruction.
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The arm1.gds file: hadi’s ARM1 layout reconstruction in GDSII format. It contains layout geometry, rather than a processor emulator or an executable program.
No. The diagram above illustrates the idea of layered geometry. To inspect the actual reconstruction, download arm1.gds and open it in a compatible layout viewer.
No. This is an independent reconstruction project by hadi, not affiliated with or endorsed by Arm.
Save the file first, then open it using a GDSII-compatible layout viewer. If the download returns a missing-file error, the site owner needs to place arm1.gds beside this page on the server.