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What is the basic operation performed by a CPU to execute an instruction?
What is the basic operation performed by a CPU to execute an instruction?
Which cycle is always followed by the Execute Cycle?
Which cycle is always followed by the Execute Cycle?
What can CPU designers improve by optimizing instruction cycles?
What can CPU designers improve by optimizing instruction cycles?
What is the new 2-bit register assumed in the text?
What is the new 2-bit register assumed in the text?
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Which cycle is always followed by the Fetch Cycle?
Which cycle is always followed by the Fetch Cycle?
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Study Notes
CPU Instruction Execution
- The CPU executes an instruction by performing a series of cycles, including Fetch, Decode, Execute, and Store.
- The Fetch Cycle is always followed by the Decode Cycle.
- The Decode Cycle is always followed by the Execute Cycle.
- The Execute Cycle is always followed by the Store Cycle.
CPU Optimization
- CPU designers can improve the performance of the CPU by optimizing instruction cycles.
- Optimizing instruction cycles can reduce the execution time of instructions.
Registers
- A new 2-bit register, assumed in the text, is used to store temporary results or flags during instruction execution.
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Test your knowledge of computer organization and different instruction cycles with this quiz. Explore the stages of the instruction cycle and the registers involved in each cycle. This quiz is perfect for those seeking to deepen their understanding of CPU operations and execution processes.
