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    CSC - 213 - Microprocessor VS Microcontroller

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    The document compares microprocessors and microcontrollers, noting that microprocessors are designed for general-purpose computing tasks like gaming, web browsing, and document creation that require more processing power and memory, while microcontrollers have applications predefined for specific embedded system tasks and have lower processing power, memory, cost, and power consumption. Microcontrollers are commonly implemented as system-on-chip designs that integrate a microcontroller with other components.

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    The document compares microprocessors and microcontrollers, noting that microprocessors are designed for general-purpose computing tasks like gaming, web browsing, and document creation that require more processing power and memory, while microcontrollers have applications predefined for specific embedded system tasks and have lower processing power, memory, cost, and power consumption. Microcontrollers are commonly implemented as system-on-chip designs that integrate a microcontroller with other components.

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    The document compares microprocessors and microcontrollers, noting that microprocessors are designed for general-purpose computing tasks like gaming, web browsing, and document creation that require more processing power and memory, while microcontrollers have applications predefined for specific embedded system tasks and have lower processing power, memory, cost, and power consumption. Microcontrollers are commonly implemented as system-on-chip designs that integrate a microcontroller with other components.

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    Microprocessor

    vs.
    Microcontroller
    MICROPROCESSOR MICROCONTROLLER
    MICROPROCESSOR MICROCONTROLLER
    • They are designed to perform
    specific tasks.
    Differences in Application

    MICROPROCESSOR MICROCONTROLLER
    • Gaming
    • Web browsing
    • Photo editing
    • Creating documents
    • Mathematical calculations
    • simulations
    Differences in Internal Structure

    MICROPROCESSOR MICROCONTROLLER
    • Applications are not predefined • Applications are predefined
    Differences in Processing Power and Memory

    MICROPROCESSOR MICROCONTROLLER
    Differences in Power Consumption and Cost

    MICROPROCESSOR MICROCONTROLLER
    • High cost • Low cost
    • High power consumption • Low power consumption
    Summary
    System-on-Chip (SoC)
    Inside a SoC

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