difference between plc and microcontroller pptyhs
For beginners, who are just getting started with electronics, oftentimes it might be confusing tocompare microprocessor and microcontroller. But both microprocessor and a microcontrollers are entirely different from one another in terms of hardware architecture and working. The primarydifference between a ...
A microprocessor, also known as a Central Processing Unit (CPU), is an Integrated Circuit (IC), which is the brain of a computing system that performs the “computations” which are given as instructions through a computer program. Microprocessors are not only used in personal computers and ser...
Key components of a microcontroller Central processing unit (CPU):Colloquially referred to as the computer’s “brain,” the CPU is responsible for executing instructions and controlling operations. Memory:Microcontrollers contain both volatile memory (RAM), which stores temporary data that may be lost...
What is the difference between CPU and RAM? CPU is the main component of a computer system that is responsible for executing instructions, whereas the RAM is the main memory of a computer system. CPU frequently requires data and instructions that are stored in the RAM. To reduce the latency...
I am learning Processor Expert and plan to use it in my kinetis project. I noticed there two kinds of components(LDD and CPU internal). CPU internal component looks to be a more straight way. What's the advantage of LDD components? Could you give me a example in...
microcontroller interfaces with a standard hardware/software platform to be secured to serve the interests of the system designer alone. TPM can also refer to a chip conforming to the standard. The standard was designed by the Trusted Computing Group, and TPM 2.0 is the most recent edition of ...
I'm not being able to understand the difference between TXCPTIFG and TXIFG in the UCAxIFG register from UART of MSP432. I am trying to use UART in the UART Mode, just to send characters to a PC, but both are se...
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: MSP430F5419A Hello, Can anyone please specify what's the difference between __enable_interrupt() and __bis_SR_register(GIE).
Commonly, an SoC can be based around either a microcontroller (includes CPU, RAM, ROM, and other peripherals) or a microprocessor (includes only a CPU). It is also possible for SoCs to be customized for a specific application, including whatever components, memory, or peripherals necessary, ...