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Process Engineer with an expertise in process design and implementation | 10 years of experience
6moWe are seeking a skilled freelancer with expertise in ARM-based processors, specifically the TM4C129ENCPDTI3R from Texas Instruments, to assist with memory mapping for a schematic design. This is an urgent project, and we require the memory map to be completed within one day. Requirements: Proficiency with ARM-based processors, particularly the TM4C129ENCPDTI3R. Experience with memory mapping and address logic. Ability to work under tight deadlines and deliver high-quality results promptly. Access to necessary tools and software for memory mapping. Responsibilities: Review the provided schematic and address logic. Develop a memory map tailored to the TM4C129ENCPDTI3R processor. Ensure compatibility and efficiency of memory allocation. Communicate effectively with the client to address any queries or concerns. Deliverables: Completed memory map for the TM4C129ENCPDTI3R processor. Documentation outlining the memory allocation and addressing logic. Any additional recommendations or insights regarding memory optimization.