armv6 - ARM Architecture and Family -

I have started working on various ARM-based goals, but I'm missing out on ARM Core architecture, Instruction set and core families here at the Wikipedia page: I think every architecture There are many ARM architectures and many families for. For example, ARM6 is ARM 11 and ARM-Cortex-M family for ARMV6 architecture. What is the difference between ARM 11 and ARM Cortex-M for ARMv7 and others that architecture is the same? Both ARM 11 and ARM Cortex-M support the same set of instructions, do they implement the same architecture?

There is a detailed detailed implementation of a family architecture, i.e. the actual hardware description required to form an ARM Core is a core implementation of a core one architecture, i.e. to create the actual blue print of the transistor and the ARM CPU Other discrete parts required for

ARM architectures are modular so the family can only apply some of the features of the architecture and others may not have extensions in the architecture, and in the same family, make things more interesting. Generally there will be differences in those features which they support.

Due to the ARM core is called core and not chips, specific chips can have one or more cores (the core can be considered while supporting it) or other components in the same chip (I / O controller, memory interface, etc.) can be integrated core.

ARM11 and ARM Cortex-M are different families implementing facilities in ARM-6 architecture in different markets: ARM-11 smartphones and tablets and Cortex M micro controllers AFAIK