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MUHAMMAD AL-XORAZMIY NOMIDAGI
TOSHKENT AXBOROT TEXNOLOGIYALARI
UNIVERSITETI
Assignment - 1
Group: SRM401-1
Student: Matyoqubov Fazliddin
Teacher: Xoldorov Shohruhmirzo
Toshkent 2023
Modern processors used in embedded systems
A computer hardware and software combination known as an embedded system
is created for a particular purpose. Additionally, embedded systems may operate
as part of a bigger system. The systems may be programmable or may only
perform certain functions.
An embedded system's CPU serves as the system's brain. Processors take in user
data, process it, and then return an output based on the function they were
programmed to perform. Instructions are retrieved, decoded and processed by
the processor.
Processor control unit performs data selection and retrieving tasks .
Each processor has an execution unit, made up of an ALU, which
contains a circuit for running the instruction sets needed to carry out a
particular task.
The distinctive qualities of the Embedded Systems such as their lower
power consumption, smaller size, and lack of a graphical user interface,
are well known. These traits help a microprocessor based system to
perform consistently alongside a real-time OS
General Purpose Processors (GPP)
When a computer is used for general purpose applications, it uses
embedded processors known as general-purpose processors (GPPs). The
general-purpose instruction set processes the input data and creates the
output data. Typical general-purpose processors include the CPU in your
computer or laptop.
Microprocessor
Registers, caches, floating-point processing units, memory, and other
advanced processing units, such as superscalar processing and pipelining
are all part of the microprocessor.
A general-purpose instruction set decodes and executes the instruction
obtained by the CPU. Data transfer, control, and other functions are all
included in the collection of education for the processor.
Zilog's Z80, the company's first commercial product, is an 8-bit
microprocessor. In March 1976, Intel introduced the 8085
microprocessors, an 8-bit microprocessor. An 8-bit processor was
updated to a 16-bit processor known as the 8086.
Intel now has a wide range of CPUs, as they are the world's leading
manufacturer of processors for personal computers and laptops.
SAMA5D2, SAMA5D3, and SAMA5D4 are Microchip's 32-bit
SAMA5D processors. Many processors are available for various uses,
produced by industry leaders, including Intel, Texas Instruments, ARM,
Altera, and NXP.
Memory, registers, caches, timers and interrupt control units are all
integrated into a single chip. The microcontroller-based system is
sometimes referred to as a microcomputer. The microprocessor occupies
a large portion of the embedded system since it contains all the
functional blocks necessary for its operation.
Microcontroller
During the 1980s and 1990s, Intel's 8051 microcontrollers were widely
used. The 8051 microcontrollers were commonly used in embedded
systems at the time. Later, the embedded sector saw significant
advancement in microcontrollers, thanks to numerous producers.
In addition to cellphones, audio accessories, video game peripherals, and
advanced medical gadgets, the PIC microcontroller is employed in
various new applications. A microchip is promoting the PIC16 and
PIC18 families.
The performance, power efficiency, and adaptability of AVR
microcontrollers are unmatched. Because of this, they can be used in a
wide range of embedded system designs. Microchip's AVR
microcontroller lineup includes the AVR DB, AVR DA, ATmega4809,
and ATtiny1607.
NXP semiconductors produce ARM-based microcontrollers for
automotive purposes, such as the S32K, EA microcontroller series, and
MAC57Dxxx Microcontrollers. Industrial and automotive applications
benefit from the real-time control and high-precision analogue
integration provided by Texas Instruments' ARM-based MCUs, C2000
Real-time MCUs, and MSP430 MCUs.
Digital Signal Processor
Digital signal processors (DSPs) are specially built for communication
applications, both audio and video. Compared to the general-purpose
embedded processor, these are either 8-bit, 16-bit, or 32-bit
microprocessors.
The usage of Digital signal processors (DSPs) have grown tremendously
in the last decade, as they are deployed in everything from smartphones
to high-tech scientific equipment. Parallelism and reduced power
dissipation are the hallmarks of modern digital signal processing (DSP)
architectures.
Some of the activities performed by digital signal processors include
convolution, sum of products (SOP) calculation, Discrete Fourier
transform, Fast Fourier transform, Finite/Infinite Impulse Response
(FIR/IIR), etc.
NXP Semiconductors has released two new families of digital signal
processors: DSP56Fxx and MSC8xx. Processing for audio/video
receivers (AV), home theatres and surround sound decoders, remote
stereo systems, and digital TV audio is the primary focus of their
processors.
For example, ARM has created DSP processors such as the ARM cortexA, the ARM Cortex-R, and the ARM Cortex-M with enhanced DSP
instructions to improve arithmetic execution performance. Their
processors provide high-quality signal processing.
Texas Instruments' programmable DSPs are ideal for embedded realtime signal processing applications, such as audio and
aerospace/defence. They range from low-power, single-core processors
to high-performance, multi-core DSPs and ARM SoCs. ' A couple of
their most popular DSPs include TMS320C6748, TMS320C6657, and
TMS320C6678.
Other leading DSP processor makers include ST Microelectronics,
Analog Devices, Cirrus Logic, and Infineon Technologies.
An embedded system is created to carry out one or a few specific duties,
frequently under real-time computing limitations. Here, we notice the
primary difference between an embedded system and VLSI.
In an embedded system, single-purpose embedded processors provide
only one specific task, as its name implies. They are entirely selfcontained and only communicate with the host CPU when information is
required. One of the most critical components is a coprocessor that
handles floating-point computations, network and graphics processing
units, pixel processors, and other components.
As opposed to this, very-large-scale integration (VLSI) is the technique
of building integrated circuits by fusing hundreds of transistor-based
circuits onto a single chip. VLSI systems covers a wide range of
academic fields, such as semiconductor devices and processing,
integrated electronic circuits, etc.
Application Specific Integrated Circuits (ASICs)
Co-processors for floating-point operations speed up the computations.
NXP's floating-point co-processors, MC68881 and MC6882, are
available for purchase.
Sending and receiving acknowledgement messages, sending
transmission requests and checking for data faults are some of the
functions of the network processor. NXP semiconductors manufactures
the C-5TM NP network processor. And Microchip's WinPath line of
network processors is specifically built and optimised for use in access
networks.
A graphics processor is needed for high-quality video and image
viewing and processing. Graphics processors from AMD and Intel are
among the best in the industry.
Conclusion
It is good to narrow down your processor search by a variety of
parameters, such as Clock Frequency, RAM Size (512 B or 4kB), Data
Bus Width (from 16 to 32 b), and I/O Voltage (up to 5 V) to name a few.
You can find a suitable processor for your application using these
parameters to narrow down your processor search. Today there are
several advantages of embedded systems across various industries.
These systems offer portability owing to their size.
Consume less power.
Incur lower purchase and maintenance costs.
Loading time considerably gets cut down as there are fewer elements on
this semiconductor material.
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