Editing apple/ax/a7

{{apple title|A7}}
{{chip
|name=A7
|no image=Yes
|designer=Apple
|manufacturer=Samsung
|market=Mobile
|market 2=Embedded
|first announced=September 10, 2013
|first launched=September 20, 2013
|family=Ax
|frequency=1,400 MHz
|isa=ARMv8
|isa family=ARM
|microarch=Cyclone
|core name=Cyclone
|process=28 nm
|technology=CMOS
|die area=102 mm²
|word size=64 bit
|core count=2
|thread count=2
|max cpus=1
|predecessor=A6
|predecessor link=apple/ax/a6
|successor=A8
|successor link=apple/ax/a8
|model numbers=APL0698, APL5698
}}

Apple A7, also known as Apple H6, is codenamed Alcatraz.

It's the first ARM64 chip to be released, and contains the Apple Cyclone CPU core.

Misc blocks including the SEP run on Kingfisher cores (also known as ARM Cortex-A7).

== Utilizing devices ==
* [[used by::iPhone 5S]]
* [[used by::iPad Air]]
* [[used by::iPad Mini 2]]
* [[used by::iPad Mini 3]]
base frequency	1,400 MHz (1.4 GHz, 1,400,000 kHz) +
core count	2 +
core name	Cyclone +
designer	Apple +
die area	102 mm² (0.158 in², 1.02 cm², 102,000,000 µm²) +
family	Ax +
first announced	September 10, 2013 +
first launched	September 20, 2013 +
full page name	apple/ax/a7 +
instance of	microprocessor +
isa	ARMv8 +
isa family	ARM +
ldate	September 20, 2013 +
manufacturer	Samsung +
market segment	Mobile + and Embedded +
max cpu count	1 +
microarchitecture	Cyclone +
name	A7 +
process	28 nm (0.028 μm, 2.8e-5 mm) +
smp max ways	1 +
technology	CMOS +
thread count	2 +
used by	iPhone 5S +, iPad Air +, iPad Mini 2 + and iPad Mini 3 +
word size	64 bit (8 octets, 16 nibbles) +