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PRINCIPLES OF COMPUTER AND

COMPOSITION

Course Information

Dr. Yiju Wang


School of Aerospace and Engineering, Xiamen University
[email protected]
Office: A1-425
PRINCIPLES OF COMPUTER AND
COMPOSITION

Course Information

Dr. Yiju Wang


School of Aerospace and Engineering, Xiamen University
[email protected]
Office: A1-425
CHAPTER 5

CENTRAL PROCESSING CPU


CHAPTER 5

CENTRAL PROCESSING CPU


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 1. What is the computer composition?


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 1. What is the computer composition?


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 1. Solution
 Von Neumann computer model
 Five main components of a computer
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 1. Solution
 Von Neumann computer model
 Five main components of a computer
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 2. What is clock cycle, bus cycle and instruction


cycle?
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 2. What is clock cycle, bus cycle and instruction


cycle?
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 2. Solution
 Clock cycle
 The speed of a computer processor, or CPU, is determined
by the clock cycle.
 Bus cycle
 Any read or write cycle is called a bus cycle (machine cycle)
 Instruction cycle
 Time taken by processor to execute an instruction-
specified in terms of no. clock cycles needed to do it.
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 2. Solution
 Clock cycle
 The speed of a computer processor, or CPU, is determined
by the clock cycle.
 Bus cycle
 Any read or write cycle is called a bus cycle (machine cycle)
 Instruction cycle
 Time taken by processor to execute an instruction-
specified in terms of no. clock cycles needed to do it.
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 3. Explain the Functions and Organizations of


different cases of CPU and introduce the
composition of the computer for Figure 1 to Figure
6.
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 3. Explain the Functions and Organizations of


different cases of CPU and introduce the
composition of the computer for Figure 1 to Figure
6.
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 3. Figure 1
 A case of computer organization
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 3. Figure 1
 A case of computer organization
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 3. Figure 2
 A case of computer organization
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 3. Figure 2
 A case of computer organization
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 3. Figure 3
 A case of CPU-8086
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 3. Figure 3
 A case of CPU-8086
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 3. Figure 4
 A case of CPU-80386
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 3. Figure 4
 A case of CPU-80386
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 3. Figure 4
 A case of CPU-80386
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 3. Figure 5
 A case of CPU-80386
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 3. Figure 5
 A case of CPU-80386
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 3. Figure 6
 A case of CPU-Pentium
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 4. Find at least five different parameters between


the two cases of CPU in the table.
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 4. Find at least five different parameters between


the two cases of CPU in the table.
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 5. Explain the CPU operation cycle.


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 5. Explain the CPU operation cycle.


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 5. Solution
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 5. Solution
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 6. Explain what is the Multi-core processor?


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 6. Explain what is the Multi-core processor?


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 6. Solution
 Multi-core processor is a single computing component

with two or more independent processing units called


cores, which read execute program instructions.
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 6. Solution
 Multi-core processor is a single computing component

with two or more independent processing units called


cores, which read execute program instructions.
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 7. Draw a reasonable figure to show the


composition of two-core computer based on Von
Neumann computer model.
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 7. Draw a reasonable figure to show the


composition of two-core computer based on Von
Neumann computer model.
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 7. Solution
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 7. Solution
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 8. Draw a reasonable figure to show the


composition of multi-core computer based on Von
Neumann computer model.
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 8. Draw a reasonable figure to show the


composition of multi-core processor based on Von
Neumann computer model.
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 8. Solution
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 8. Solution
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 9. Tell your CPU clock cycle.


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 9. Tell your CPU clock cycle.


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 9. Solution
 Right-click on Computer/My Computer in the Start
menu and select "Properties". In Windows XP, you
may need to click the "General" tab after selecting
"Properties".
 1GHz=1000MHz, 1MHz=1000kHz, 1kHz=1000Hz
 1s=1000ms, 1ms=1000μs,1μs=1000ns
 1/frequency=1/1.8GHZ
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 9. Solution
 Right-click on Computer/My Computer in the Start
menu and select "Properties". In Windows XP, you
may need to click the "General" tab after selecting
"Properties".
 1GHz=1000MHz, 1MHz=1000kHz, 1kHz=1000Hz
 1s=1000ms, 1ms=1000μs,1μs=1000ns
 1/frequency=1/1.8GHZ

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