All of them will be shown step by step. The manufacturer says . . . Murray Disman says . . . Atmel is the only vendor to offer this level of EDA support for its programmable SoCs. They want sufficient throughput from their microcontroller to get the job done, with enough logic to customize their applications.
Battery life is a key differentiator for their portable end-products.
In short, they want the performance and pricing of an ASIC without their huge NREs and time to market limitations. That's exactly what the AT94K10 provides. This feature allows them to implement multiple different system functions in a single piece of silicon. No other programmable SoC can make this claim. The AT94K10 has eight clock circuits, two of which are driven by signals derived in the AVR processor core.