i want to know how voltage is distributed along all the transistors present in processor and what are cores of processor a detailed description will be appreciated thanks
At an IIT lab I made a discreet transistor half adder out of 11 NPN bipolars.
A half adder is just two binary bits input with a sum bit output and a carry bit output.
A full adder has a carry input bit ( see the table ) ( also see the logic representation ) In silicon diffusion diagram of a half adder is the last graphic.
NOW imagine a clocked binary 256 bit digital adder engine which resides in the core of a modern laptop CPU which is only a small fraction of the multy-functional processor core and you begin to amaze at the technology.
Your first question is a difficult one. The short answer is; Evenly! Beyond that is gets vary complicated. You'll need several years of electrical engineering courses to begin to understand that.
As for your second question... A simple google search will give you the answer to that.
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5 years ago
At an IIT lab I made a discreet transistor half adder out of 11 NPN bipolars.
A half adder is just two binary bits input with a sum bit output and a carry bit output.
A full adder has a carry input bit ( see the table ) ( also see the logic representation ) In silicon diffusion diagram of a half adder is the last graphic.
NOW imagine a clocked binary 256 bit digital adder engine which resides in the core of a modern laptop CPU which is only a small fraction of the multy-functional processor core and you begin to amaze at the technology.
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5 years ago
http://computer.howstuffworks.com/microprocessor.h...
might help you understand a quite complex question.
5 years ago
Your first question is a difficult one. The short answer is; Evenly! Beyond that is gets vary complicated. You'll need several years of electrical engineering courses to begin to understand that.
As for your second question... A simple google search will give you the answer to that.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multi-core_processor