Relationships Between Hardware Components and Subsystems in Computers
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This report provides an overview of the relationships between hardware components and subsystems within a computer system, starting with the introduction of a computer system and its evolution from the first IBM PC. It describes the main subsystems, including the Central Processing Unit (CPU), Memory Unit, Input/Output (I/O) Unit, and Bus Channels, explaining their functions and interconnections. The report details the purpose and operation of the CPU, emphasizing the roles of the Arithmetic and Logic Unit (ALU), Control Unit (CU), Random Access Memory (RAM), and Read-Only Memory (ROM). Additionally, it discusses the CPU's dependency and performance concerning associated systems and subsystems, such as multiple cores, clock speed, and word length. The document concludes by referencing various sources that contribute to understanding computer hardware concepts and system design.
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