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Microprocessors are similar to the human mind in that they take input from external devices, process the information, and provide output to other devices. A microprocessor is the central processing unit of a microcomputer system and works with input devices, output devices, and memory. An example of a microprocessor system is a temperature control that takes temperature sensor input, processes it, and outputs signals to control a heater or fan. Microprocessors are used in reprogrammable systems like general-purpose computers and embedded systems like photocopy machines.
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- 1. Introduction to microprocessors BY Pratik Purohit
- 2. Let have a video
- 4. Human Mind Take inputs from external environment through eyes, ears, nose, skin etc. React through muscles depending on processed information
- 5. What is microprocessor? ₪ Similar to human mind, microprocessor takes information from input devices, process it and gives appropriate output to output devices. Microproces sor Input Devices Output devices
- 6. Microcomputer System Microprocess or Input devicesOutput devices Memory
- 7. Example ₪ Temperature control system Microprocessor A/D converter Temperature Sensor Heater Fan Relay Relay
- 8. Exercise ₪ Draw a block diagram of automatic door system.
- 9. Applications of Microprocessors It can be divide into two parts: 1. Reprogrammable System (e.g. Microcomputer for data processing and computing) 1. Embedded System (e.g. Photo copy machine)