Microprocessor with option area adjacent CPU core facilitating i

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3642328, 364491, G06F 1576

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ABSTRACT:
A novel microprocessor architecture can be easily interfaced with various peripheral devices. The microprocessor is generally made up of a CPU core, a RAM, a ROM and an input/output option. The RAM adjoins one edge of the CPU core and the ROM adjoins the opposite edge of the CPU core. The input/output (I/O) option adjoins a third edge of the CPU core and the parallel edges of the RAM and ROM. The input/output option is adapted to allow interfacing with various peripheral devices. The CPU core comprises CPU and segments commonly used to form a complete microprocessor. Such common segments may include a RAM address register facilitating access to the CPU by the peripheral devices.

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