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Structure & Function of processor - SLR 01
Von Neuman & Harvard
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What architectures are discussed in the video?
Von Neumann
,
Harvard
, and contemporary
processor
architectures
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What is the main characteristic of the classic von Neumann architecture?
It uses a shared
memory space
for both
instructions
and
data
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How does the fetch-execute cycle work in the von Neumann architecture?
A
single
control unit follows a
linear
fetch to code
execute
cycle, processing
one
instruction at a time
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What is the purpose of registers in the von Neumann architecture?
Registers are used for fast access to
instructions
and
data
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How does Harvard architecture differ from von Neumann architecture?
Harvard architecture stores
instructions
and
data
in
separate memory
units
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What is a characteristic of RISC processors in relation to Harvard architecture?
RISC processors
typically
utilize Harvard architecture
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When did the von Neumann and Harvard architectures originate?
In the
1940s
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What are contemporary architectures?
Contemporary architectures are
modern machine
architectures that
differ
from
older
architectures like
von Neumann
and
Harvard
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What type of questions might be asked about contemporary architectures in an exam?
Open
questions about how
modern
architectures differ from
pure von Neumann
architecture
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What does SIMD stand for?
Single Instruction
,
Multiple Data
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How does SIMD processing work?
It allows the processor to carry out a
single
instruction on
multiple
data items
simultaneously
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What type of processors typically use SIMD?
Graphic
processors
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What does MIMD stand for?
Multiple Instruction
,
Multiple Data
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How does MIMD processing work?
It allows
multiple instructions
to be carried out on
multiple data items
across
several different cores
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What is distributed computing?
It involves multiple
separate computers
working on a
shared network
to tackle
parts
of a
larger problem
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Can distributed computing be done on a larger scale, such as over the internet?
Yes
, it can be done on a much
grander
scale over the
internet
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