Computer Architecture
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Von Neumann architecture is a a very simple and realistic architecture because it is easy to undersatnd and we can easily understand that how data and program store in memory . in the above fig .1 when we input data it stores in memory unit which is also called primary memory , very beutifully primary memory store data and program data mens a,b, c, int i, float g, etc and command like move delete etc from memory unit when data and comes to alu which is stand for arthmatic and logic unit which works fastest than other part of cpu and handdel operation like addition , subtarction, multiplication ,division, so due to fastest speed we need a memory which store data in between ram and alu which is called register , Registers are embedded within the CPU." and among all it is fastest so handel diffrently with diffrent manner like accumulator register and program register , memory instruction register ,memory address register ,memory buffer register , whenever ram also keeps memory address but due to fast work of alu cpu need register for example if you are working two or three persons one is working very fast campratively two or three so need to stor some daat to person two which can work fastly so it means when a finish work r stores and then sende to ram now the most important work of all these systems are control unit which keeps control to nbetween all input and output data now because we need data from input device and need information from output device so the process of input and out put should be control which is handel by control unit
Key Components Explained:
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Input Device: Takes user input (e.g., keyboard, mouse).
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Main Memory: Stores both instructions (program) and data.
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Control Unit (CU): Directs operations, fetches instructions from memory.
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Instruction Register & Decoder: Holds and interprets instructions.
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ALU: Performs arithmetic and logical operatio
Output Device: Displays results (e.g., monitor, printer).


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