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Books:
1. Hall Douglas V, Microprocessors and Interfacing Programming and Hardware
2. Gaonkar Ramesh S, Microprocessor Architecture, Programming & Applications
with 8085
3. B. Ram, Fundamentals of Microprocessors and Microcomputers
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What is a Microprocessor?
Processors are the brains of computers.
Other components allow a computer tostore or retrieve data and to input or
output data, but the processor performs
computations and does something useful
with the data.
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What is a Microprocessor?
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microprocessor
memory
input
output
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Definition
Microprocessor is a multipurpose,
programmable, clock driven, register based
electronic device that reads binary
instructions from a storage device calledmemory, accepts binary data as input and
process data according to those
instructions and provides result as output.
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What is a Microcomputer?
An electronic device capable of
performing arithmetic and logic
operations on data, according to astored program of instructions. A self-
contained desktop computer system
utilizing a microprocessor.
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Microprocessor Evolution
1971: 4004 Microprocessor
The 4004 was Intel'sfirstmicroprocessor.
4 bitmicroprocessor
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Microprocessor Evolution
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Intel 4004
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Microprocessor Evolution
1972: 8008 Microprocessor
The 8008 was twice as powerful asthe 4004.
The Mark-8 is known as one of the
first computers for the home
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Microprocessor Evolution
1974: 8080 Microprocessor
8080 became the brains of the firstpersonal computer
8 bit microprocessor
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Microprocessor Evolution
1978: 8086-8088 Microprocessor
16-bitdatabus
20 bitaddressbus
The 8088 isalessexpensiveversionwith
only 8 bitdatabus
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Microprocessor Evolution
1982: 80286 Microprocessor
24-bitaddressbus
Enhanced with memory protection
capabilities
Introduced protected mode
Backwardscompatible
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Microprocessor Evolution
1985: Intel386 Microprocessor
275,000 transistors--morethan 100 timesasmanyastheoriginal 4004.
Multitasking
First32-bitprocessor
32-bitdatabusand32-bitaddressbus
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Microprocessor Evolution
1993: IntelPentiumProcessor
64-bit data bus
Wider internal data bus 128-and 256-bit wide
The Intel Pentium processor
allowed computers to more easily
incorporate "real world" data such asspeech, sound, handwriting and
photographic images.
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Microprocessor Evolution
1995: IntelPentiumProProcessor
36-bitaddressbus
Each Intel Pentium Pro processor is
packaged together with a second speed-
enhancing cache memory chip. The
powerful Pentium Pro processor boasts5.5 million transistors.
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Microprocessor Evolution
1997: Intel PentiumII Processor
Introduced multimedia (MMX) instructions
Doubled on-chip L1 cache 16 KB data, 16 KB instruction
Introduced comprehensive power
management features; Sleep, Deep sleep
In addition to the L1 cache, has 256 KB L2
cache
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Microprocessor Evolution
1998: IntelPentium II XeonProcessor
Designed to meet the performance
requirements of mid-range and higher
servers and workstations.
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Microprocessor Evolution
1999: IntelCeleronProcessor
Enhances the performance of advancedimaging, 3-D, streaming audio, video andspeech recognition applications. It wasdesigned to significantly enhance Internetexperiences, allowing users to do suchthings as browse through realistic onlinemuseums and stores and download high-quality video.
The processor incorporates 9.5 milliontransistors
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Microprocessor Evolution
1999: IntelPentium III XeonProcessor
The Intel Pentium III Xeon processor's
advance cache technology speedsinformation from the system bus to theprocessor, significantly boostingperformance.
It is designed for systems with multi-processor configurations.
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Microprocessor Evolution
2000: IntelPentium4 Processor
Users can create professional-quality
movies; deliver TV-like video via theInternet; communicate with real-time videoand voice; render 3D graphics in real time;quickly encode music for MP3 players; andsimultaneously run several multimedia
applications while connected to the Internet. The processor debuted with 42 million
transistors
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Microprocessor Evolution
2001: Intel ItaniumProcessor
64-bitprocessor Uses 64-bitaddressbus
128-bitdatabus
Introducedseveraladvancedfeatures
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Microprocessor Evolution
2003: IntelPentiumM Processor
The Intel Pentium M processor, the Intel 855
chipset family, and the Intel PRO/Wireless 2100network connection are the three components ofIntelCentrino processor technology.
Intel Centrino processor technology is designedspecifically for portable computing, with built-in
wireless LAN capability and breakthrough mobileperformance. It enables extended battery life andthinner, lighter mobile computers .
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Microprocessor Evolution
Andfinally
Dual CoreTechnology The first microprocessor that uses
the 65nm semiconductor technology
The first to have dual core on a die
Dual core computing capabilities
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