A CPU (central processing unit) is the processor in a computer that orchestrates the flow of data and coordinates instructions between different computer components. The CPU ensures all calculations ...

Registers: Includes general-purpose registers and special-purpose registers like the program counter (PC) and status register. Control Unit: Manages instruction decoding and execution flow. ALU: Makes ...

A 5-stage pipelined CPU implementing the RV32I instruction set architecture in Verilog. This project features a classic pipeline (IF, ID, EX, MEM, WB), a full register file, ALU, control unit, and ...

The central processing unit (CPU) is either a dedicated integrated circuit (IC) or intellectual property (IP) core on an IC that processes logic and math. A CPU can handle high-level provisioning of ...

The processor is the part of the computer system that handles the instructions used to ensure that hardware and software respond as expected. Processors can handle millions of instructions per second.

(1) See microcontroller, ECU, process control, industrial automation and control network. (2) Within the CPU, the circuit that locates, analyzes and executes each program instruction residing in ...

All components work together to allow processing and system control. Cache is a small amount of high speed memory built directly within the processor. It is used to temporarily hold data and ...

In most embedded networking and communications designs, the primary operations the main processor must provide involve conversion and forwarding of serial traffic (streams, cells, or packets) from one ...

Abstract: Cell-free massive multiple-input multiple-output (CF-mMIMO) can provide uniformly great service to user equipment (UE) by utilizing a large number of distributed access points (APs) ...