PPT-Computer Architecture: Main Memory (Part I)

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Prof Onur Mutlu Carnegie Mellon University Main Memory Lectures These slides are from the Scalable Memory Systems course taught at ACACES 2013 July 1519 2013

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Prof Onur Mutlu Carnegie Mellon University Main Memory Lectures These slides are from the Scalable Memory Systems course taught at ACACES 2013 July 1519 2013 Course Website http. g a core dump Semiconductors are almost universal today Memory Cells Properties Exhibit two stable or semi stable states representing 1 and 0 Capable of being written to at least once to set state Capable of being read to sense the state Memory Cell g jump call or branch instruction It is also possible to construct a computer that executes a single program built into the logic hardware hardwired Program Concept Hardwired systems are inflexible General purpose hardware can do different tasks give Cache. $$$$$. Memory Systems. How can we supply the CPU with enough data to keep it busy?. We will focus on . memory. issues, . which are frequently bottlenecks that limit the performance of a system.. Slide . 1. Part V. Memory System Design. Feb. 2011. Computer Architecture, Memory System Design. Slide . 2. About This Presentation. This presentation is intended to support the use of the textbook . Introduction. 1. What this class is about. Coordination of many . levels of abstraction. ECE 154A. I/O system. Processor. Compiler. Operating. System. (Mac OSX). Application (ex: browser). Digital Design. Lecture 19. Summary. Benjamin Lee. Electrical and Computer Engineering. Duke University. www.duke.edu/~bcl15. www.duke.edu/~bcl15/class/class_ece252fall11.html. ECE 252 / CPS 220. 2. ECE252 . Administrivia. Dr. . Nizamettin AYDIN. naydin. @. yildiz. .edu.tr. nizamettinaydin@gmail.com. http://. www.yildiz. .edu.tr/~naydin. 1. Memory . Hierarchy. 2. Outline. Introduction. Characteristics. Memory . hierarchy. Chapter 4 Cache Memory. Asst. . Prof. Dr. Gazi Erkan BOSTANCI. ebostanci@ankara.edu.tr. Slides. . are. . mainly. . based. on . Computer. . Organization. . and. Architecture: . Designing. . for. Introduction. Khaled N. Khasawneh, PhD Student. Department of Computer Science and Engineering. kkhas001@ucr.edu. Welcome!. 2. About me. Born and raised in . Jordan. Jordan University of Science & Technology, Jordan. . A community white . paper. http://. cra.org/ccc/docs/init/21stcenturyarchitecturewhitepaper.pdf. Technion. , Haifa Israel, June 2013. Information & . Commun. . Tech’s Impact. Semiconductor Technology’s Challenges. of computer science and the art of . programming. Unit 0. Module 4. © David J. Malan, Doug Lloyd. hardware. binary number system. Motherboard. The main circuit. board –. . it connects all the. other parts . Lecture 7: Emerging Memory Technologies. Prof. . Onur. . Mutlu. Carnegie Mellon University. 9/21/2012. Reminder: Review Assignments. Due: Friday, September 21, 11:59pm.. Smith, “. Architecture and applications of the HEP multiprocessor computer system. What is computer?. Electronic device used to . store, . retrieve, and . manipulate the data. The Basic Components. INPUT UNIT. OUTPUT UNIT. CPU. ALU. CONTROL. UNIT. MEMORY. SYSTEM UNIT. Input devices . Prof. Onur Mutlu. Carnegie Mellon University. Emerging Memory Technologies Lectures. These slides are . from the . Scalable . Memory Systems. course . taught at . ACACES . 2013 (July 15-19, 2013). Course Website:.

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