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Microcomputer

A microcomputer consists of three main subsystems: a processor that executes instructions, a memory subsystem that stores programs and data, and an input/output (I/O) subsystem that facilitates communication between external devices and the computer. The processor contains an arithmetic logic unit (ALU) that performs arithmetic and logic operations. The memory subsystem contains memory chips that can read from and write to addressed locations, while the I/O subsystem interfaces with external devices through an I/O address bus and I/O data bus.

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Microcomputer

A microcomputer consists of three main subsystems: a processor that executes instructions, a memory subsystem that stores programs and data, and an input/output (I/O) subsystem that facilitates communication between external devices and the computer. The processor contains an arithmetic logic unit (ALU) that performs arithmetic and logic operations. The memory subsystem contains memory chips that can read from and write to addressed locations, while the I/O subsystem interfaces with external devices through an I/O address bus and I/O data bus.

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Microcomputer

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What is Microcomputer?

A microcomputer is a general purpose system; i.e.; the system is organized in such a way that it can perform a large variety of computation.

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How to achieve Objective


Each computation is represented by a sequence of instructions (a program )that is stored in a read write memory and is executed by microcomputer. The execution of instructions produces transformations on the data.

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Basic components of a microcomputer

Processor

Memory Subsystem

I/O Subsystem

I/O devices

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A microcomputer consist of three subsystems:


A Processor A memory subsystem An input/output (I/O) subsystem

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Processor
It is the computing engine of the microcomputer; it executes the sequence of instructions i.e.. the program. it is also known as Central Processing Unit.

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Memory Subsystem
It stores the program as well as the data used by the program. The memory is divided into locations, such as bytes and words; these locations are identified by their address.

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Memory operations
Read: the processor provides the address and receives the data read from the location addressed. Write: the processor provides both address and the data to be stored at the corresponding location.

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I/O subsystem
It contains the interface to devices that allow transferring data input to/ from the computer.

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Specification of memory subsystem

Addr(24) data(32) Length Read Write Enable Rdy

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Memory subsystem signals specification


Enable: enable signal has to be active for the system to be active Read/Write: the subsystem responds to an event when one of these control signals are active. Length: it tells the size of an operand. length=0 if size is in bytes 1 if size is in words
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Memory subsystem signals specification


Addr: the address of the memory location being accessed. Data: data is transferred through signal data. Rdy: it tells the memory operation completion.
Rdy=0 if operation is in progress 1 if operation completes
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How the operation would be performed

Read 0
0 1

Write 0
1 0

Enable 0
1 1

Operation No operation Write Access Read Access


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Entity declaration of Memory subsystem


1. LIBRARY ieee; 2. USE ieee.std_logic_1164.all; 3. USE WORK.comp_pkg.ALL; 4. ENTITY Memory IS 5. PORT (Addr : IN MAddrT ; -- memory address bus 6. Length : IN STD_LOGIC; -- byte/word operand 7. Rd, Wr : IN STD_LOGIC; -- access control signals 8. Enable : IN STD_LOGIC; -- enable signal 9. Rdy : OUT STD_LOGIC; -- access completion signal 10. Data : INOUT WordT ); -- memory data bus 11. END Memory;
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Specification of I/O subsystem

Addr(11) data(32) Length Read Write Enable Rdy

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Entity declaration of I/O subsystem


1. LIBRARY ieee; 2. USE ieee.std_logic_1164.all; 3. USE WORK.comp_pkg.ALL; 4. ENTITY IO IS 5. PORT (Addr : IN IOAddrT ; -- I/O address bus 6. Length : IN STD_LOGIC; -- byte/word control 7. Rd, Wr : IN STD_LOGIC; -- I/O access control 8. Enable : IN STD_LOGIC; -- I/O enable control 9. Rdy : OUT STD_LOGIC; -- I/O completion signal 10. Data : INOUT WordT ); -- I/O data bus 11. END IO;
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Arithmetic Logic Unit (ALU)


Definition: The arithmetic logic unit (ALU) is a digital circuit that calculates an arithmetic operation (like an addition, subtraction, etc.) and logic operations (like an Exclusive Or) between two numbers. The ALU is a fundamental building block of the central processing unit of a computer.

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Entity Declaration of ALU


1. library IEEE; 2. use IEEE.STD_LOGIC_1164.all; 3. use work.pack.all; 4. entity alu is 5. port( 6. a : in STD_LOGIC_VECTOR( 15 downto 0); 7. b : in STD_LOGIC_VECTOR( 15 downto 0); 8. sel : in opcode; 9. c : out STD_LOGIC_VECTOR( 15 downto 0) 10. ); 11. end alu;
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Architecture of ALU
architecture alu of alu is begin aluproc: process (a, b, sel) begin

case sel is
when alupass => c <= a after 1 ns; when andOp => c <= (a and b) after 1 ns;
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Architecture..
when orOp => c <= a or b after 1 ns; when xorOp => c <= a xor b after 1 ns; when notOp => c <= not a after 1 ns;

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Architecture..
when plus => c <= a + b after 1 ns; when alusub => c <= a - b after 1 ns; when inc => c <= a + "0000000000000001" after 1 ns;

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Architecture..
when dec => c <= a - "0000000000000001" after 1 ns; when zero => c <= "0000000000000000" after 1 ns; when others => c <= "0000000000000000" after 1 ns;

end case;
end process; end alu;
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Package( work.pack.all)
Package used in ALU library IEEE; use IEEE.STD_LOGIC_1164.all; package pack is type opcode is (alupass ,andop ,orop ,xorop ,notop ,plus ,alusub ,inc ,dec ,zero); function "+"(opd1,opd2:std_logic_vector( 15 downto 0))return std_logic_vector; function "-"(opd1,opd2:std_logic_vector(15 downto 0))return std_logic_vector; end package;
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Package Body(work.pack.all)
package body pack is function "+"(opd1,opd2:std_logic_vector( 15 downto 0))return std_logic_vector is variable sum:std_logic_vector(15 downto 0); variable carry:std_logic:='0'; begin for i in 15 downto 0 loop sum(i):= opd1(i) xor opd2(i)xor carry; carry:= (opd1(i) and opd2(i))or(opd2(i) and carry)or (opd1(i) and carry); end loop; return sum; end function;
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Package Body(work.pack.all)..
function "-"(opd1,opd2:std_logic_vector( 15 downto 0))return std_logic_vector is variable diff:std_logic_vector( 15 downto 0); variable borrow:std_logic:='0'; begin for i in 15 downto 0 loop diff(i):= opd1(i) xor opd2(i)xor borrow; borrow:= ( (not opd1(i)) and borrow)or((not opd1(i))and opd2(i) )or (opd2(i) and borrow); end loop; \ return diff; end function; end pack;

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Simulation

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