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The Von Neumann architecture
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The Von Neumann architecture
What Is a computer
- Input-process-output
What is the purpose of the CPU?
- Fetch, decode, execute instructions
ALU - arithmetic logic unit
- PC- programme counter
- MAR- memory address register
- MDR- memory data register
- ACC- accumulator
- CIR-current instruction register
- Contains the current instruction during processing
- where arithmetic and logic results are stored
- CIR-current instruction register
- Holds data that is being transferred to or from memory
- ACC- accumulator
- Holds the memory location of data that needs to be accessed
- MDR- memory data register
- contains the address of the next instruction to be executed
- MAR- memory address register
- Stores results to memory
- PC- programme counter
computers process information quicker when its cool. The CPUY keeps the computer from overheating
- The memory stores the programme.
- In 1945 John Von Nevmann designed comnputers with stored programs
- Calculators is an example of stored programs. it is a computer
- In modern computers this memory is RAM
- In 1945 John Von Nevmann designed comnputers with stored programs
- The memory stores the programme.
program-memory-accumlator
- its a cycle
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