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CPU Key Revision Points

Components Control Unit Arithmetic Logic Unit Registers Executes program instructions Controls other components in the CPU (e.g. the ALU) and outside the CPU (e.g. RAM) Arithmetic Logic Unit Does all the calculations Registers Temporary storage in the CPU for instructions and data Very fast but hold tiny amounts of data

Registers Program Counter – memory address of next instruction to fetch. Updated after each cycle Memory Address Register - memory address of next instruction to fetch. Copied from the program counter Memory Data Register – data or instruction fetched from the address above Accumulator – in the ALU. Holds results of intermediate calculations

Fetch Decode Execute Control unit fetches the next instruction or data from the memory location the program counter (and the MAR) points to The instruction or data is stored in the MDR As the data or instruction is in binary it needs to be translated or decoded The ALU then carries out or executes the instruction The result is sent back to the control unit, the program counter is incremented and the process repeats until there are no more instructions

Performance - Clock Clock/Clock Speed CPU contains quartz clock CPU can execute one instruction per pulse of the clock Measured in GHZ: 1 GHz processor = 1 billion instructions per second May not be able to achieve this if RAM can’t send instructions fast enough so need cache…

Performance - Cache Cache Fast memory on or near the CPU. Faster than RAM so reduces bottlenecks Stores frequently used data so the CPU can access it quickly

Performance - Cores Core Separate processor in the CPU e.g. quad core = a CPU with 4 processors 2GHz quad core = 8 billion instructions per second i.e. 2bn per core x 4 cores Allows parallel processing – more than one operation at the same time May not be able to achieve this if not all instructions can be carried out simultaneously

Textbook and Firefly Textbook pages 2, 3, 5, 12 Firefly (including knowledge organiser) http://wilmslowhigh.fireflycloud.net/computing/year-11/computer-systems/the-cpu1 http://wilmslowhigh.fireflycloud.net/computing/year-11/computer-systems/the-cpu2