Computer Architecture and Organization
Computer Architecture and Organization
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Lecture 20: Design of Control Unit (Part 4)
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Lecture 47 : INTERRUPT HANDLING (PART 2)
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Lecture 46 : INTERRUPT HANDLING (PART 1)
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Lecture 45 : DATA TRANSFER TECHNIQUES
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Lecture 44 : INPUT-OUTPUT ORGANIZATION
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Lecture 43 : SECONDARY STORAGE DEVICES
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Lecture 42 : ARITHMETIC PIPELINE
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Lecture 41 : PIPELINE SCHEDULING
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Lecture 40 : BASIC PIPELINING CONCEPTS
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Lecture 38 : FLOATING-POINT NUMBERS
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Lecture 39 : FLOATING-POINT ARITHMETIC
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Комментарии

  • @LearningCS-jp4cb
    @LearningCS-jp4cb 17 дней назад

    Thanks NPTEL, such concepts if I were to learn by myself, couldn't gather them all by myself.

  • @LearningCS-jp4cb
    @LearningCS-jp4cb 26 дней назад

    I have watched this lecture, but unable to solve problem asking to calculate average memory access times.

  • @LearningCS-jp4cb
    @LearningCS-jp4cb 28 дней назад

    Commenting for self reference. LRU replacement as an algorithm has similarities with insertion sort. Insertion sort: In each pass, if a value has to be moved to earlier position, all values between current and valid positions are moved one position up.

  • @LearningCS-jp4cb
    @LearningCS-jp4cb Месяц назад

    In Vertical microinstruction encoding, each encoded signal can represent only one control signal. Does this limit what we call a "micro instruction", which is control signal to activate one or more necessary circuit to perform single machine operation, to a "micro instruction" which can only produce single control signal to a single circuit per encoding.

  • @harshgupta2667
    @harshgupta2667 3 месяца назад

    To every one who are worried that ma'am didn't explain things just go ahead, you will understand instructions in next 2 lecture. So don't get demotivated and keep moving.

  • @thecreed644
    @thecreed644 3 месяца назад

    14:29 dont you still have to consider tA1 since to know you're missing you have to access level 1 first? i mean shouldn't it be tavg = H1tA1 + (1-H1)H2(tA1 + tA2) + (1-H1)(1-H2)(tA1 + tA2 + tA3)?

  • @pawansharma6226
    @pawansharma6226 3 месяца назад

    what aare the pre-requisite???

  • @FaridHassani-m5f
    @FaridHassani-m5f 4 месяца назад

    Thanks, madam You tought very clearly and thoroughly!

  • @atulmathur8486
    @atulmathur8486 5 месяцев назад

    Good english used . Thank you .

  • @dhruvkhandelwal354
    @dhruvkhandelwal354 8 месяцев назад

    00:14 Static and dynamic RAM are two types of semiconductor memory systems with differences in speed, density, volatility, and cost. 03:08 Comparison between SRAM and DRAM memory systems. 08:56 SRAM cell consists of two inverters forming a latch connected to transistors T1 and T2. 11:23 Static RAM cell operation and read operation 16:24 CMOS realization of NOT gate. 18:51 CMOS realization of not gate and six-transistor static RAM cell 23:31 Static RAM requires current flow only when accessed 25:53 One transistor DRAM cell requires periodic refresh due to charge leakage 30:26 Asynchronous DRAM vs Synchronous DRAM

  • @joseloeza371
    @joseloeza371 9 месяцев назад

    Excellent course thanks teacher

  • @rohitsingh8088
    @rohitsingh8088 9 месяцев назад

    14:03 what is the function of this ALU?

  • @mohammed_mairajuddin_musharraf
    @mohammed_mairajuddin_musharraf 10 месяцев назад

    This course on Computer Architecture and Organisation has been designed very carefully, encompassing all the required concepts in proper sequence. I would like to thank Prof. Kamalika dutta and Prof. Indranil Sengupta for such an insightful course.

  • @InstagramReels-ou1st
    @InstagramReels-ou1st 11 месяцев назад

    Now i will flex this knowledge in front of my professor 💀💀

  • @rajvimal1524
    @rajvimal1524 11 месяцев назад

    How can I get the pdf

  • @Engineer884
    @Engineer884 11 месяцев назад

    Just reading the slides, not explaining how are things done

  • @ajitsakri9888
    @ajitsakri9888 Год назад

    21:42

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    @ajitsakri9888 Год назад

    End

  • @WinKindLiveRahul
    @WinKindLiveRahul Год назад

    Pillai student attendance here 😂

  • @pinkukumar-wn4kh
    @pinkukumar-wn4kh Год назад

    Very easy explanation. Thanks 👍

  • @pinkukumar-wn4kh
    @pinkukumar-wn4kh Год назад

    🙏🙏

  • @KRISHNAKUMAR-hi4ii
    @KRISHNAKUMAR-hi4ii Год назад

    tum chutiya ki tarah kyun pdhati ho

  • @MrBenCodre
    @MrBenCodre Год назад

    Keep uploading please 🥺

  • @MrBenCodre
    @MrBenCodre Год назад

    thank you mama or sir for this video , i requite keep upload

  • @raftaaryt6578
    @raftaaryt6578 Год назад

    Are yaar , kuch samjha bhi do ya keval read kroge

    • @Engineer884
      @Engineer884 Год назад

      advantages of slides😂😂😂😂

  • @BEC_VishvdeepSinhmar
    @BEC_VishvdeepSinhmar Год назад

    ye madam ____ hai, ese kuch nhi aata. bus jo ppt maih likha hai use hi padh de rhi hai aur sirf ek-do baate apni taraf se phek rhi hai

    • @papisettysailendranagakuma2075
      @papisettysailendranagakuma2075 Год назад

      Bro it is not important ki what madam knows , what important is if she is able to deliver the content properly to you or not .

  • @nightfury4514
    @nightfury4514 Год назад

    padle exam hai tera kal

  • @goluuuBhilawde
    @goluuuBhilawde Год назад

    Good vdo after ❤

  • @Omen1030
    @Omen1030 Год назад

    2 ghas jast khalela ubc 😂😂

  • @Omen1030
    @Omen1030 Год назад

    Bro seems like Einstein 😮

  • @ratnadipghosh8230
    @ratnadipghosh8230 Год назад

    Thank you sir & mam both of you for providing such a knowledge 😊

  • @ssingh7317
    @ssingh7317 Год назад

    0:15

  • @anilsuha5301
    @anilsuha5301 Год назад

    actually i have learnt more about cache then in my entire course of cache. thanks mam. one request. please put slides for download.

  • @CandidDate
    @CandidDate Год назад

    When I follow the bits through computer logic I feel as if I am looking at a single neuron in the human brain and measuring when it spikes. Now that we have AI, I see how CMOS gates in computers can simulate a brain almost. Fascinating.

  • @bsdiceman
    @bsdiceman Год назад

    I like you!

  • @tahaiqleelqadri4034
    @tahaiqleelqadri4034 Год назад

    Superb

  • @playerplayer1631
    @playerplayer1631 Год назад

    In single bus arch, MDR is not connected to the bus?

  • @rj-dq5pv
    @rj-dq5pv Год назад

    i dont know y you stopped uploading....but this is top notch study content...and this is THE BEST computer architecture playlist on the whole RUclips...

  • @playerplayer1631
    @playerplayer1631 2 года назад

    Please which book can I use to depth understanding these concepts

  • @AbhrajyotiKundu00
    @AbhrajyotiKundu00 2 года назад

    Extremely useful video. Thank You SIr.

  • @pratik8332
    @pratik8332 2 года назад

    Thank you ma'am

  • @anithaperla6666
    @anithaperla6666 2 года назад

    its very good lecture mam

  • @CS_Shorts
    @CS_Shorts 2 года назад

    These lectures are for those students who have some basic knowledge of COA. Else it will be difficult to understand .

    • @CS_Shorts
      @CS_Shorts 2 года назад

      This is on the point lecture with precision, university faculties don't have these much clarity .

  • @nash_life
    @nash_life 2 года назад

    4:33 - MAR and MDR connection diagram 6:40 - Summary of MAR and MDR connection 7:36 - PC and IR Registers 13:30 - Architecture of Example Processor 15:05 - Example Instructions 15:23 - Add R1, LOCA

  • @chandanpanda9035
    @chandanpanda9035 2 года назад

    One small correction - 36:47, In auto decrement before accessing the operand, the contents of this register are automatically decremented to point to the previous consecutive memory location i.e like --a NOT a--.

  • @financewitharyan
    @financewitharyan 2 года назад

    Please update title

  • @wagner2568
    @wagner2568 2 года назад

    Great explanation

  • @muhammadabdullahshahid6031
    @muhammadabdullahshahid6031 2 года назад

    a workstation uses a 1.5 ghz processor with a claimed 1000 mips rating to execute a given program mix. assume a one cycle delay for each memory access. i. what is the effective cpi of this computer? ii. suppose the processor is being upgraded with a 3.0 ghz clock. however, even with faster cache two clock cycles are needed per memory access. if 30% of the instructions require one memory access and another 5% require two memory accesses per instruction, what is the performance of the upgraded processor with a compatible instruction set and equal instruction counts in the given program mix? solution plz

  • @CellerCity
    @CellerCity 2 года назад

    Explained nicely.

  • @kshitijsingh5728
    @kshitijsingh5728 2 года назад

    Very clear and to the point lecture. Thank You.