Friday, April 13, 2012

The System Bus in CPU

The most important way to begin with here, is first of all to get a definition of what is the System Bus. This can be done by following this link to a definition.

What we are basically talking about here, is all about links between the parts, units and registers found in the CPU and the way that they can communicate to the other devices and units. In fact if we keep this image in mind it would help us a lot to understand:

Moreover, you can also listen to the Episode 3 of the podcast CompuTech to get to know more informaiton about what is the System Bus!

CompuTech Episode 3

Hope you get a good level of understanding about the topic of CPU as we will start a new topic as from next week. If you have any questions please write them in the comment section so that we clear everything about this topic!

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Registers in CPU

So far we got to know what is the CPU, what is its use and what is it made of with regards to processors. However, in the CPU one also finds what we call registers. What are registers? The word register on its own has a lot of meaning but when it comes to registers inside the CPU, it has only one meaning.

Listen to the Episode 2 of CompuTech Podcast to know more about the registers that are found inside the CPU.

CompuTech Episode 2


When you're done with that, take a look at this video, which is a self-explanatory which visually explains exactly what registers have we just talked about.



Hope you enjoyed the second part of this topic.

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The CPU

What is the CPU? Most of the students tends to say that it is the brain of the computer. That is right but why do we call it so? Since the computer is not a human how can it have a brain?

Let us first start by watching this video to understand well why do we call it the brain of the computer:


You can also read more about what is a CPU by clicking here

Now you can also listen to this podcast to get to know more about what is found inside the CPU:


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