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The document discusses the key components and functions of a computer system. It is divided into three main units: the arithmetic logic unit (ALU) which performs data processing and mathematical operations; the control unit (CU) which coordinates timing and sequencing of operations; and the central processing unit (CPU) which consists of the ALU and CU and acts as the brain of the computer by directing operations and controlling other parts.
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CPM stands for Central Processing Unit. It\'s also called as processor . It is considered a s brain of a computer. Is is responsible for performing all functions and processes. It is made up of various transistors and each transistor receive a set of inputs and produces output.The CPU mainly interacts with main memory,referring to it for both instructions and data. The main components of a CPU are listed below:
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This is reponsible for fetching the instructions from main memory and the executon of these instructions.
It uses electrical signals to instruct the whole computer system for carrying out or executing,already stored program instructions.Its name clearly shows that it controls and co-ordinates computer components.It extracts instructions from memory and decodes and executes them.In fact it regulates the flow of information through the processor. It acts as a bridge between arithmetic unit and memory.
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Registers are temporary storage areas which are responsible for holding the data that is to be processed.They store the instructions and data in a processor.This data is further used by Control Unit.There are some registers that are set aside for specific tasks, these generally include a program counter, stack, and flags.
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This is responsible for performing all arithmetic and logical operations.
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1. Arithmetic Logical Unit:
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- 3. Carry out the operation mentioned. System are divided three different units. 1. ALU 2. CU 3. CPU
- 4. ALU (Arithmetic Logical Unit) Stored in the primary storage. Actual processing of the data and instruction. Major operation by the ALU add,sub,multiplication.division etc. Data is transformed to ALU.
- 5. CU stand for (control unit). Response for coordinating various operation using time signal. Determine the sequence in which computer programs and instruction are executed. Stored in the main memory, interpretation of the instruction.
- 6. CPU stand for (central processing unit). ALU and CU of a computer system join. CPU is the brain of any computer system. All sort of calculation and direct different parts of the computer. Activating and controlling the operation.
- 7. THE END