How does a CPU work? Overview
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00_combinatorial_logic
This course about digital logic is splitted into two big chunks:
Combinatorial circuits (without memory elements)
Sequential circuits (with …
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01_boolean_algebra
Boolean Algebra and Basic Logic Gates We are starting (the journey) with three very basic logic functions (or operations), which despite …
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02_XOR
== XOR
As there are a lot of important applications for the exclusive-or (XOR) operation it is dedicated an own blog post. Two of the most …
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03_binary_system
The Binary System All computer we act with on a daily base do not know about the decimal system we are using, based on the ten digits at …
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04_Signs
Extending the binary system While in the previous blog post about addition, the binary numbers had only one interpretation, we extend the …
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05_ALU
The ALU, the swiss knife of every cpu Today the author wants to introduce an important part of every cpu: The arithmetic logic unit (ALU), …
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06_priority_encoder_and_decoder
Hello Folks,
today we want to have a peek look into cascaded combinatorics with the example of priority encoder and decoders…. Second, we …
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07_Memory
Memory Organization In this blog post the author will introduce the different types of semiconductor memory. This is a wide field, so the …
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08_RISC-V
Digital design meets computer architecture RISC vs CISC and The RISC-V architecture Existing processor types can be classified by their …