Lecture - 3 Introduction To System : Hardware

[MrCrashReboot]

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[starklist]

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[zikusookamartin]

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[bhaskarJdas31]

you just put your culture in your pocket and stay out of those which is way out of reach of your tinny brain

[IntellSpire]

Lecture - 3 Introduction To System : Hardware

Introduction to Hardware - 1:06

I/O - 1:45

CPU - 7:00

Memory - 8:20

Memory Hierarchy - 10:31

Memory Cost - 12:50

RAM - 19:18

[IntellSpire]

Storage - 20:22

I/O Interface - 21:50

Networks - 28:00

Network Use Example - 33:25

Memory Structure - 35:00

Instruction Cycle - 39:40

Machine Cycle - 47:32

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[faceremedy]

hey people, pls where can I find a lectures for FETCH EXECUTE CYCLE?

Thanks

[RamanSubra]

Fetch_Execute has been briefly explained later on. In the simplest cases, Execute is only a simple combinational operation carried out in the last state (with a single pulse). In complicated address modes, it involves fetching an operand (may involve more than one machine cycle), which is similar to fetching an instruction, and then just one state for actual operation.

[renjithpillai647]

@RamanSubra - Thanks a lot Sir .

[calliramya1]

@RamanSubra Thank you so much sir.

[calliramya1]

@RamanSubra Sir, after each machine cycle, would the processor have already started decode-execute phase ?I mean, by the end of last machine cycle in the 'fetch' phase, could it be possible that the first few units of information have been executed in parallel before the completion of the entire fetch phase or does it work this way- complete fetching of information and then initiation of execution? Kindly elaborate on this.

Many thanks to you.

[sathiyaseela]

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[MrFieldMarshall]

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[omar83wwwq]

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[chilledkirby]

Annoying ass accent. Lol.

[KadetKel]

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[Dhonigk]

Good work, but can you remove the hindi song which plays first...kinda irritating

[Newberer]

Are you fucking kidding me? The only reason I watch these videos is so that I can listen to that music.

[Dhonigk]

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Anyways if you seriously like this stuff, try looking for South Indian Carnatic music...same shit like this :)

[honestsuccess]

It is part of indian culture we can not remove it.

[Dhonigk]

what has a lecture on computer architecture gotta do with Indian culture...fucking looser

[vigilhammer]

@Dhonigk haha... nice one !!

[pagola]

@Dhonigk infact i love it sooooooooooooooooooo much

[Vibesdivini]

@Dhonigk.

Friend,It's actually the "Peace Mantra from Katha Upanishad"

i'm pasting a transliteration of THE MANTRA below

Om Sahana Bhavatu, Sahanao Bhunaktu

Sahaveeryam Karvaa vahai

Tejaswee Naava Dheeta Mastu Ma Vidvishaa vahai

Om Shanti Shanti Shanti 

[Vibesdivini]

@Vibesdivini

Pranaam

Brief Explanation At the beginning of any class, the TEACHER and students generally recite this peace

invocation together. Both seek the Lord’s blessings for study that is free of obstacles,

such as poor memory, or the inability to concentrate or poor health. They also seek

blessings for a conducive relationship, without which communication of any subject

matter is difficult. Therefore, this prayer is IMPORTANT for both the teacher and the

student.

[paligamy93]

@Vibesdivini you are implying that god or faith will help you understand things and you are explicitly stating that asking for ease of understand will lead to understanding. Dear friend if your god wanted you to have knowledge the easy way he would have just given it to you. If he required you to ask first for the ability to learn he would have just given you the ability at birth. Your god either wants you to learn the heard way or he just does not care. That does not mean he does not love you

[ILoveCiniminis]

@Dhonigk Thats part of their culture :D

[unknown84]

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