Microprocessor architecture

Courses 1. Computing microsystems. Introduction 2. Block diagram of a microsystem. The role of component blocks, overall functioning 3. Working modes between microprocessor and I / O interfaces. 4. Architecture of current microprocessors. 5. The architecture of the hierarchical memory system. 6. Protocols to ensure cache coherence. 7. Scalable pipeline processors with optimized instruction set. The RISC model. 8. The architecture of the memory system at RISC processors. 9. The architecture of multiprocessor systems. 10. The architecture of the memory system. 11. Process synchronization. 12. Consistency of shared variables. 13. System Response and Bode Plots. 14. Methods of interconnection to the buses Laboratory 1. Arithmetic and binary logic 2. Implementation of algorithms of arithmetic and binary logic. 3. Familiarity with the environment and programming resources in assembly language 4. Simulation of architectures at instruction level. 5. Operation simulation and interface design device with a built-in microprocessor system. 6. Operation simulation and interface design device with a built-in microprocessor system. 7. Operation simulation and interface design device with a built-in microprocessor system.

• Presentation of current generations of microprocessors, as well as a set as complete as the techniques required to interface these microprocessors with the components of a system and, implicitly, with the real world • General and functional description of some bus standards specific to a microprocessor system • Description, design and implementation of applications based on CISC or RISC embedded processors