Winter Semester 2022-2023

Microcontroller and Microprocessor

Digital Assignment
Course Code:
BECE204L

HITESH SINGH
21BEC2324
 Submitted To: Dr. Niladri Das
Write a short note on each of the following topics. For each topic, write
a short paragraph containing a maximum of three lines, followed by a
maximum of seven bullet points.

QUESTIONS:

1. Intel Pentium microprocessor:

The Intel Pentium microprocessor is a branch of CPUs introduced by
Intel Corporation in 1993.
• It was the successor to the 486 microprocessor and represented a
significant leap forward in performance and capabilities.
• The first Pentium processor, also known as the P5, was based on
a 0.8-micron process and featured a clock speed of 60 MHz.
2. Intel Celeron microprocessor:
The Intel Celeron microprocessor is a branch of CPUs introduced by
Intel Corporation in 1998
• The first Celeron processor was based on the same P6
microarchitecture as the Pentium Il and featured a clock speed of
266 MHz.
• Over time, subsequent versions of the Celeron processor increased
clock speeds and introduced new technologies, such as the
introduction of Net Burst microarchitecture in 2002.

3. Intel Dual Core microprocessor:

The Intel Pentium microprocessor branch of by Intel Corporation in
1993.
• It was the successor to the 486 microprocessor and represented a
significant leap forward in performance and capabilities.
• The first Pentium processor, also known as the P5, was based on
a 0.8-micron process and featured a clock speed 0160 MHz.
4.1ntel Core 2 Duo microprocessor:
The Intel Core 2 Duo microprocessor is a branch of CPUs introduced by
Intel Corporation in 2006.
• It is a dual-core processor, meaning it has two processing cores on
a single chip, which allows for improved performance and
efficiency compared to a single-core processor.
• The Core 2 Duo features a shared L2 cache, which enables the
processor cores to share data and communicate with each other
more efficiently.
• The Core 2 Duo is compatible with a wide range of motherboards
and chipsets, making it a popular choice for both desktop and
laptop Computers.
5. Intel Core i3 microprocessor:

The Intel Core i3 microprocessor branch by Intel Corporation in 2010.

• It is designed for entry-level computing needs and features two or
four cores, depending on the specific model.
• The Core i3 features Intel Hyper-Threading Technology, which
allows for better multitasking performance.
• It also includes technologies such as Turbo Boost, which can
dynamically increase the processor's clock speed to improve
performance.

6. Intel Core i5 microprocessor:

The Intel Core i5 microprocessor is a family of CPUs introduced by Intel
Corporation in 2009.
• It is a mid-range processor that features two to six cores, depending
on the specific model.
• The Core i5 includes Intel Turbo Boost Technology, which can
increase the processor's clock speed for improved performance.
• It supports Intel Hyper-Threading Technology, allowing for better
multitasking performance.
• The Core i5 is compatible with a wide range Q/ motherboards and

chipsets, making it a popular choice for mainstream desktop and

laptop computers.
7. Intel Core i7 microprocessor:
The Intel Core i 7 microprocessor family of by Intel Corporation in 2008.
• It is a high-end processor that features four to twelve cores,
depending on the specific model.
• The Core i7 includes Intel Turbo Boost Technology, which can
dynamically increase the processor's clock speed for improved
performance.
• It supports Intel Hyper-Threading Technology, allowing for better
multitasking performance.
• The Core i7 is compatible with a wide range Q/' motherboards and
chipsets, making it a popular choice for high performance desktop
and laptop computers.

8. Intel Core i9 microprocessor:

The Intel Core i9 microprocessor is a family Q/high-end CPUs
introduced by Intel Corporation in 2017.
• It features eight to eighteen cores, depending on the specific
model, making it the most powerful consumer-grade processor in
the Intel lineup.
• The Core i9 includes Intel Turbo Boost Technology, which can
dynamically increase the processor's clock speed for improved
performance.
• It supports Intel Hyper-Threading Technology, allowing for better
multitasking performance.
• The Core i9 is compatible with a wide range of motherboards and
chi •sets.