• intel/core i7
  | type = Microprocessors ...08]] following the retirement of the {{intel|Core 2 Quad}} family. Core i7 microprocessors are the high-end brand from the {{intel|Core}} family, positioned above bot
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• 4-bit architecture
  ...bit microprocessors, however, are much different from the first generation microprocessors of the 1970s - in terms of architecture, performance, and overall capabilit == 4-bit microprocessors ==
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• 1970s microprocessor chronology
  ...e decade's end. Some unusual word lengths were tried, including 12-bit and 20-bit. The Intel 4004 was widely regarded as the first-ever microprocessor. ...1980]]s, [[16-bit architecture|16-bit]] and [[32-bit architecture|32-bit]] microprocessors were common among new designs, and [[CMOS]] technology overtook [[NMOS]].
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• fairchild/f9450
  [[Category:16-bit microprocessors]] [[Category:1985 microprocessors]]
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• intel/xeon
  | type = Microprocessors ...pronounced ''"Zee-On"'') is an extended family of high-performance [[x86]] microprocessors developed by [[Intel]] for server environments and non-consumer workstation
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• microprocessors used in spacecrafts
  ...ted and proven to work are used in many spacecrafts. Below is a list of '''microprocessors used in spacecraft'''. ...uidance, Control and Sequencing Computer]], used two [[Honeywell HDC 402]] microprocessors. (A common myth is that the Viking used an [[RCA 1802]], this is incorrect)
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• mosfet
  ...Large Scale Integration|high-density ICs]] such as [[memory chip]]s and [[microprocessors]]. ...ial MOS IC Introduced|website=[[Computer History Museum]]}}</ref> It was a 20-bit [[shift register]], developed by Robert Norman<ref name="computerhistory-di
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• population count
  ...ementations existing for both software and hardware. Many of the popular [[microprocessors]] also provide hardware support for this operation. Various [[microprocessors]] have built-in support for count set bits.
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• 20-bit architecture
  The '''20-bit [[architecture]]''' is a [[microprocessor]] or [[computer]] architecture th == 20-bit microprocessors ==
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• amd/am2900
  | type = microprocessors [[Category:AMD microprocessors]]
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• matsushita/mn1500
  [[Category:Matsushita microprocessors]] [[Category:4-bit microprocessors]]
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• motorola/10800
  | type = microprocessors [[Category:Motorola microprocessors]]
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• fairchild/100k
  [[Category:8-bit microprocessors]]
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• mitsubishi/melps 4
  [[Category:4-bit microprocessors]] [[Category:1978 microprocessors]]
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• epson/s1c63
  [[Category:Epson microprocessors]] [[Category:4-bit microprocessors]]
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• cmos
  ...ter-url=https://books.google.com/books?id=sOJgDwAAQBAJ&pg=PA1}}</ref> CMOS microprocessors were introduced in 1975, with the [[Intersil 6100]],<ref name="Kuhn"/> and In the 1980s, CMOS microprocessors overtook NMOS microprocessors.<ref name="Kuhn"/> [[NASA]]'s [[Galileo (spacecraft)|Galileo]] spacecraft,
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• ti/tmx1795
  [[Category:8-bit microprocessors]]
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• general instrument/pic
  By the mid-70s GI had a pretty successful family of microprocessors known as the {{gi|CP1600}}. The CP1600, however was losing market share due
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• motorola
  == List of microprocessors == * [[Motorola MC10800|MC10800]] • 4-bit Microprocessors family (ECL)
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• intel/atom
  | type 2 = microprocessors === Microprocessors ===
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