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下面与AMBA（Advanced Microcontroller Bus Architecture）有关的叙述中，错误的是（）。
A.AMBA规定了ARM处理器内核与处理芯片中快速组件的接口标准（通常称为系统总线）
B.AMBA规定了ARM处理器内核与处理芯片中外围端口及慢速设备接口组件的接口标准（通常称为外围总线）
C.基于ARM内核的嵌入式芯片以ARM内核为基础，通过AMBA总线技术将其他硬件组件连接在一起，组成片上系统的形式
D.由于AMBA是一种标准，因此自制定之后就不会更改
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