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What is the HP-35 composed of (components)
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1
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What is Reverse Polish Notation (used by HP35)
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2
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What functions does the HP 35 use
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3
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How does the HP 35 store values on the stack when does it pop
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Values are stored on stack and first two popped for operation and reintroduced on top
4
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How does a pocket calculator compare to a micro-processor
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Computer Architecture
flashcards
Decks in class (34)
# Cards
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Boolean Algebra31
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Integer representation and arithmetic pt119
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Integer representation and arithmetic pt25
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Transistors and logic gates pt118
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Transistors and Logic gates pt29
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2.3 2.4 Combinatorial Logic19
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3.1 Sequential Logic15
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3.2 Sequential Logic 29
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3.3 Finite State Machines5
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3.4 Finite State Machines 26
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4.1 Case study HP355
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4.2 Register Machines7
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4.3 Register Machines (pt 2)8
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4.4 Case study (ASCC and EDVAC)8
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5.1 Instruction Set Architecture (P1)18
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5.2 Instruction Set Architecture (P2)15
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5.3 Instruction Set Architecture (P3)13
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5.4 ARMv7-A (ISA)10
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7.1 Micro-architecture2
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7.2 Hex 8 Design7
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7.3 8-bit micro-architecture3
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7.4 Control and Buses13
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8.1 ALU13
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8.2 Pipelining13
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8.3 Memory Hierarchy and Caches22
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9.1 Memory and Prefix instruction7
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9.2 Structured Programming9
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9.3 Interrupts9
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9.4 Protection and Virtual memory14
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10.1 Assemblers12
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10.3 Linkers and Loaders6
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10.4 Debuggers10
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11.1 Compilers16
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11.2 Optimising Compilers20
