Editing apple/ax/a13

{{apple title|A13 Bionic}}
{{chip
|name=A13 Bionic
|no image=Yes
|designer=Apple
|manufacturer=TSMC
|model number=A13 Bionic
|part number=
|market=Mobile
|first announced=September 10, 2019
|first launched=September 20, 2019
|family=A
|frequency=2,650 MHz  (big)
|frequency 2=1,800 MHz  (little)
|isa=ARMv8.3
|isa family=ARM
|core name=Lightning
|core name 2=Thunder
|process=7 nm (N7P)
|transistors=8,500,000,000
|technology=CMOS
|die area=98.48 mm²
|die length=N/A
|die width=N/A
|word size=64 bit
|core count=6
|thread count=6
|max cpus=1
|predecessor=A12
|predecessor link=apple/ax/a12
}}
'''A13 Bionic''' is a {{arch|64}} [[octa-core]] [[ARM]] high-performance mobile [[system on a chip]] introduced by [[Apple]] in September [[2019]] as a successor to the {{\\|A12}}.

== Overview ==
Fabricated on [[TSMC]]s enhanced N7P process (not to be confused with the N7+ (EUV) process), the A13 is integrating 8.5 billion [[transistors]] and features two [[big cores|big]] {{apple|Lightning}} cores operating at up to 2.666 GHz and four [[little cores|little]] {{apple|Thunder}} high-efficiency cores operating at up to 1.800 GHz.

Apple claims a performance gain of 20% speed and 30% lower power consumption than its predecessor {{\\|A12}}.

== ISP ==
tbd

== Neural Engine ==
tbd

== Utilizing devices ==
* [[used by::iPhone 11]]
* [[used by::iPhone 11 Pro Max)]]

== Bibliography ==
* Apple Keynote. (September 10, 2019).
core count	6 +
core name	Lightning + and Thunder +
designer	Apple +
die area	98.48 mm² (0.153 in², 0.985 cm², 98,480,000 µm²) +
family	Ax +
first announced	September 10, 2019 +
first launched	September 20, 2019 +
full page name	apple/ax/a13 +
instance of	microprocessor +
isa	ARMv8.4 +
isa family	ARM +
ldate	September 20, 2019 +
manufacturer	TSMC +
market segment	Mobile +
max cpu count	1 +
model number	A13 Bionic +
name	A13 Bionic +
smp max ways	1 +
technology	CMOS +
thread count	6 +
transistor count	8,500,000,000 +
used by	iPhone 11 +, iPhone 11 Pro Max +, iPhone 11 Pro +, iPhone SE2 +, iPad 9th Generation + and Apple Studio Display +
word size	64 bit (8 octets, 16 nibbles) +