At its core, the operation of every computer is governed by process known as the fetch–decode–execute cycle, sometimes simply called the instruction cycle. Regardless of the complexity of modern ...

The term fetch/execute is used to describe the process of sending and receiving data to/from the processor and memory (whether it be RAM (main memory) or cache).

CPUs can only carry out one instruction at a time. It might seem like CPUs can perform many instructions simultaneously, since it is possible for you to do homework, read instant messages and listen ...

A Verilog-based single-cycle RISC-V processor implementing the RV32I instruction set. Features include ALU, control unit, register file, and memory modules. Designed for educational purposes to ...