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  • The 4004 has 16 pins that are used for i/o, memory controller, clock phases, power and reset. | 6 || Clock Phase 1 || rowspan="2" | Clock inputs || rowspan="2" |
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  • ...serve as [[graphical processing unit]]s (GPUs), [[digital signal processor|signal processing units]] (DSPs), [[neural processing unit]] (NPUs), [[microcontro * '''[[digital signal processor]]''' ('''DSP''') - a microprocessor that specializes in the numer
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  • ...alarm - POSIX|alarm]] which would generate the [[SIGALRM]] [[POSIX signals|signal]] after a specified number of seconds. Likewise, on [[Windows]], the SetTim * [[Real-time clock]]
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  • ...ignal takes some time to settle down at the correct output while the ideal signal always does so instantly.]]
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  • ...ffect of this is that dynamic gates that are connected to the same [[clock signal]] cannot be directly cascaded since the monotonically falling output is not
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  • | clock min = 500 MHz | clock max = 1400 MHz
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  • **** Read: 32 B/cycle (@ ring [[clock]]) **** Write: 32 B/cycle (@ ring clock)
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  • *** Incorporates an [[image signal processor]] (ISP) ** DMI/PEG are now on a discrete clock domain with BCLK sitting on its own domain with full-range granularity (1 M
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  • **** Read: 32 B/cycle (@ ring [[clock]]) **** Write: 32 B/cycle (@ ring clock)
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  • | clock min = 1 MHz | clock max = 350 Mhz
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  • ...ntroduced a refresh of Coffee Lake, adding more cores and increasing their clock frequencies. **** Read: 32 B/cycle (@ ring [[clock]])
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  • Bypassing the clock-gated fetch and decode units, and providing up to twice as many instruction ...to conserve die space and reduce signal path lengths which permits higher clock frequencies. The number of execution resources available reflects the densi
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  • | clock multiplier = == Digital Signal Processing ==
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  • | clock multiplier = == Digital Signal Processing ==
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  • | clock multiplier = == Digital Signal Processing ==
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  • | clock multiplier = == Digital Signal Processing ==
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  • | clock multiplier = == Digital Signal Processing ==
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  • | clock multiplier = == Digital Signal Processing ==
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  • | clock multiplier = == Digital Signal Processing ==
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  • | clock multiplier = == Digital Signal Processing ==
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  • | clock multiplier = == Digital Signal Processing ==
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  • | clock multiplier = == Digital Signal Processing ==
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  • | clock multiplier = == Digital Signal Processing ==
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  • | clock multiplier = == Digital Signal Processing ==
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  • | clock multiplier = == Digital Signal Processing ==
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  • | clock multiplier = == Digital Signal Processing ==
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  • | clock multiplier = == Digital Signal Processing ==
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  • | clock multiplier = == Digital Signal Processing ==
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  • | clock multiplier = == Digital Signal Processing ==
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  • | clock multiplier = == Digital Signal Processing ==
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  • | clock multiplier = == Digital Signal Processing ==
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  • | clock multiplier = == Digital Signal Processing ==
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  • | clock multiplier = == Digital Signal Processing ==
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  • | clock multiplier = * Integrated image signal processor supports 20 MP
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  • | clock multiplier = * Integrated image signal processor supports 20 MP
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  • | clock multiplier = * Integrated image signal processor supports 32 MP
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  • ...identical to {{\\|Helio X20}} with higher CPU clocks speed and higher GPU clock speed. Additionally this model also supports for dual-camera setup[[has fea * Integrated image signal processor supports 32 MP
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  • ...is identical to the regular {{\\|MT6755}} except for the GPU and CPU lower clock speeds. * Integrated image signal processor supports 21 MP
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  • The Helio P15 is identical to the {{\\|Helio P10}} with higher clock speeds for both the GPU and CPU. * Integrated image signal processor supports 21 MP
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  • The Helio P25 is identical to the {{\\|Helio P20}} apart from the higher clock speeds for both the CPU and GPU. * Integrated image signal processor supports 24 MP
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  • !Signal!!Description |MA0/MA1/MB0/MB1_CKE[1:0]||DRAM Channel A/B DIMM 0/1 Clock Enable
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  • [[File:two-phase clock.svg|right|300px]] ...d for [[level-triggered]] transfer instead of [[edge-triggering]]. The two clock phases are not generated on-die but come from an external [[oscillator]]. A
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  • ...nals within a specific clock domain only change in response to their clock signal event.
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  • [[File:two-phase clock.svg|right|300px]] ...d for [[level-triggered]] transfer instead of [[edge-triggering]]. The two clock phases are not generated on-die but come from an external [[oscillator]]. A
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  • ** Integrated clock generator === Clock Generator ===
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  • * Higher clock frequency (5.2 GHz from 5 GHz; 4% increase) ...s in a number of slightly different flavors. In order to reach the highest clock speed of 5.2 GHz, the water cooled system is required, otherwise the air co
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  • ** DMI/PEG are now on a discrete clock domain with BCLK sitting on its own domain with full-range granularity (1 M ...lking more performance by increasing the instructions per cycle as well as clock frequency.
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  • ! Signal !! Description | (A0-F0/A1-F1)_CKE0 || DRAM Clock Enable for Address/Command Bus
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  • | clock min = 733 MHz | clock max = 1,600 MHz
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  • * ≥ 5 GHz clock ...s which is used to forward the [[packets]] between the tiles, allowing for clock-phase-insensitive tile-to-tile communication and synchronous operations wit
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  • ...ity Fabric clock}} so for instance a 1.33 GHz FCLK coupled to the bus clock of DDR4-2666 SDRAM gives a raw data rate of 5.33 GT/s per lane or 21.33&nbs ...s. TR4 packages are not merely EPYC processors with two disabled dies, the signal routing is different. Only the four memory channels pinned out closest to t
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  • Naffziger2020--> The SerDes run at {{abbr|FCLK|Infinity Fabric clock}} so for instance a 1.33 GHz FCLK coupled to the bus clock of
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  • |clock multiplier=28x ** Qualcomm Spectra 390 image signal processor
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  • == Clock domains == ...ores from the prior quad-core Gold clock domains has been moved to its own clock domain. Qualcomm refers to that core as a 'Prime' core. The Prime core util
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  • ...well as [[802.11ac]], [[Bluetooth]] 5.0, and a 24 [[megapixel|MP]] [[image signal processor|ISP]]. ...e {{\\|9610|Exynos 9610}} featuring [[little cores]] with a 100 MHz higher clock frequency.
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  • |clock multiplier=28 ** Qualcomm Spectra 480 image signal processor
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  • ...Clock Control (Am486, Am5x86, K5) (August 1995).pdf|Phase Lock Loop (PLL) Clock Control]]||1995-08||Am486, Am5x86, K5 ...[[:File:Clock Gating Recommendations (Am486, Am5x86, K5) (August 1995).pdf|Clock Gating Recommendations]]||1995-08||
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  • !Signal!!Description |CLKIN_H/L||200 MHz Differential PLL Reference Clock
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  • !Signal!!Description |CLKIN_H/L||200 MHz Differential PLL Reference Clock
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  • ...1.25 GHz with the lowest latency of 7.2 ns between source and destination clock domains. For the L2 to L3 tiles a 2-channel 2D-mesh interconnect is utilize ...CVRs make up around 30% of the die area. Each unit is managed by a central clock-frequency and feedback controller with a sub-10ns step response, enabling t
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  • !Signal!!Description |CLKIN_H/L||200 MHz Differential PLL Reference Clock
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  • !Signal!!Type!!Description |M_CKE[1:0]||O-IO-S||DRAM Clock Enable
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  • ...tended battery life, higher core frequencies, and raised the frontside bus clock to 100 MHz. For mobile and embedded processors AMD developed the {{\\|CBGA- ** Pin AL7 (INC) is defined as BUSCHK#. Allows the system to signal an unsuccessful completion of a bus cycle.
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  • !Signal!!Description |CLKIN_H/L||Differential PLL Reference Clock
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  • !Signal!!Description |MA/MB_CKE[1:0]||DDR4 DRAM Clock Enable
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  • !Signal!!Description |CLKIN_H/L||200-MHz PLL Reference Clock
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  • !Signal!!Description |CLKIN_H/L||200 MHz Differential PLL Reference Clock
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  • !Signal!!Description |CLKIN_H/L||200 MHz Differential PLL Reference Clock
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  • ...be further unganged into two independent 8-bit links. The package has 1132 signal I/O, 341 power, and 471 ground pins. Package size constrained the HT interf !Signal!!Description
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  • ...xtend the Control Fabric to the CCDs, these links run on four data and two clock lanes, as well as USB signals and low speed busses.<!--AMD-55803 PPR SSP-B0 ...nd I/O interfaces on the same pins as {{\\|Socket TR4}} processors and the signal routing on the package differs from {{\\|Socket SP3}} and {{\\|Socket sWRX8
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  • !Signal!!Type!!Description ...H/L<br/>MA1-ML1_CLK_H/L||O-IOMEM-D||DRAM Channel A-L DIMM 0/1 Differential Clock
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  • !Signal!!Description ...1/MBB1_CLK_H/L[1:0]||DRAM Channel A/B DIMM 0/1 Subchannel A/B Differential Clock
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