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History of Microprocessors Explained

The document is a lecture presentation on the history and evolution of microprocessors, detailing key models from Intel such as the 4004, 8086, and Pentium series. It covers specifications like clock speed, transistor count, and applications for each microprocessor. Additionally, it discusses the differences between 32-bit and 64-bit architectures, including their memory addressing capabilities and performance implications.

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History of Microprocessors Explained

The document is a lecture presentation on the history and evolution of microprocessors, detailing key models from Intel such as the 4004, 8086, and Pentium series. It covers specifications like clock speed, transistor count, and applications for each microprocessor. Additionally, it discusses the differences between 32-bit and 64-bit architectures, including their memory addressing capabilities and performance implications.

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Lecture 1

Introduction to Microprocessor
Presented by: Robinhood Khadka

Microprocessor 1
History
Intel 4004
Introduced in 1971

First microprocessor by Intel

It was a 4-bit microprocessor

Its clock speed was 740 KHz

It had 2,300 transistors

It could execute around 60,000


instructions per seconds

Used in calculators
Microprocessor 2
Intel 8008

Introduced in 1972 it was first 8


bit microprocessor

Its clock speed was 500 KHz

Could execute 50,000 instruction


per second

Used in: Computer terminals,


Calculator, Bottling Machines,
industrial Robots

Microprocessor 3
Intel 8080
Introduced in 1974

It was also 8-bit microprocessor

Its clock speed was 2 MHz

It has 6,000 transistors

10 times faster than 8008

Could execute 500,000


instructions per second

Used In: Calculators, Industrial


Robots
Microprocessor 4
Intel 8085
Introduced in 1976

It was also 8-bit microprocessor

Its clock speed was 3 MHz ,+5v supply

Its data bus is 8 bit and address bus is 16 bit

It has 6,500 transistors

It could execute 769,230 instructions per


second

It could access 64KB of memory

It has 246 instructions

Used In: early PC, On-Board Instrument


Data Processors
Microprocessor 5
Intel 8086

Introduced in 1978

First 16-bit microprocessor

Clock speed is 5 to 10 MHz

Data bus is 16-bit and address bus is 20-bit

It had 29,000 transistors

It could execute 2.5 million instructions per


second

Could access 1MB of memory

It had 22,000 instructions

Used In: CPU of Microcomputers


Microprocessor 6
Intel 8088 Intel 80286
• • Introduced in 1982
Introduced in 1979

• It was 16-bit microprocessor


• It was also 16-bit microprocessor
• Its clock speed was 8 MHz
• It was creates as cheaper version of
Intel’s 8086 • Data bus is 16-bit and address bus is 24-bit

• 16-bit processor with an 8-bit data bus • Could address 16 MB of memory

• Could execute 2.5 million instructions • It has 134,000 transistors


per second
• Could execute 4-million instructions per
• The chip become the most popular in second
the computer industry when IBM used • Multiuser and Multitasking
it for its first PC

Microprocessor 7
Intel 80286,386,486

Microprocessor 8
Intel 80386 Intel 80486
• Introduced in 1986 • Introduced in 1989

• First 32-bit microprocessor • 32-bit microprocessor

• Data bus is 32 bit and address bus


is 32-bit
• Had 1.2 million transistors

• It could address 4GB of memory


• Clock speed varied from 16
MHz to 100 MHz depending
• It has 275,000 transistors upon the various versions

• Clock speed varied from 16 MHz • 8KB of cache memory was


to 33 MHz depending upon introduced
different versions

Microprocessor 9
Intel Pentium Series(32 -bit)
Pentium I
Introduced in 1993
It was also 32-bit microprocessor
Clock speed was 66 MHz
Data bus is 32-bit and address bus is 32-bit
Could address 4GB of memory
Pentium III
Introduced in 1999
It was 32-bit microprocessor
Clock speed varied from 500 MHz to 1.4 GHz
It had 9.5 million transistors
Pentium IV
Introduced in 2000
32-bit microprocessor
Clock speed was from 1.3 GHz to 3.8 GHz
Support SMT (Simultaneously Multithreading
Technology)

Microprocessor 10
Intel Core(64-bit)
Intel Core 2
Introduced in 2006
64-bit microprocessor
Clock speed is from 1.2 GHz to
3GHz

Intel Core i5
Introduced in 2009
It is a 64-bit microprocessor
It has 4 physical cores
Its clock speed is from 2.40 GHz
to 3.60 GHz

Microprocessor 11
Cache Memory, RAM and Processor

Microprocessor 12
Random Access Memory

Main Memory(RAM) is
quite slow
Average RAM Module is
200 MHz Average CPU’s are
clocked at 1.2-1.5GHz
Hence in order to
communicate with RAM the
CPU takes a lot of time.
Almost 10 times slower
than CPU
Therefore the performance
is affected.

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Working of Cache, RAM and CPU

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Memory Pyramid

Microprocessor 15
Codes and Numbers

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Processor Comparison
32-bit 64-bit
• 2^32 = 4GB RAM  2^64 = 16 Exabyte RAM
• Requires more time to (that’s 4 billion times more
process and response memory than 32 bit)
relatively.  Requires less time to
process and response
• Cheaper  Expensive
 Also used as personal
• Used as personal computer computer along with
and run office tasks audio/video editing and
server application

Microprocessor 17
Any Queries?

Thank you

Microprocessor 18

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