pc
The term \"personal computer\" comes from IBM's first desktop computer model PC in 1981, preceded by the Apple II personal computer. A personal computer that can operate independently and perform specific functions. Personal computers can work independently without sharing resources such as processing, disks, and printers from other computers. Today, the term personal computer refers to all personal computers, such as desktop computers, notebook computers, or personal computers compatible with IBM systems.
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microprocessor
Microprocessor A central processing unit consisting of one or a few large scale integrated circuits. These circuits perform the functions of the control and arithmetic logic components. Compared with traditional central processing unit (CPU), microprocessor has the advantages of small size, light weight and easy modularization. The basic components of the microprocessor are: register stack, arithmetic, timing control circuit, and data and address bus. The microprocessor can complete the operation of obtaining instructions, executing instructions, and exchanging information with external memory and logic components, and is the computing control part of the microcomputer. It can be combined with memory and peripheral circuit chips to form a microcomputer.
The term \"personal computer\" comes from IBM's first desktop computer model PC in 1981, preceded by the Apple II personal computer. A personal computer that can operate independently and perform specific functions. Personal computers can work independently without sharing resources such as processing, disks, and printers from other computers. Today, the term personal computer refers to all personal computers, such as desktop computers, notebook computers, or personal computers compatible with IBM systems. Microprocessor A central processing unit consisting of one or a few large scale integrated circuits. These circuits perform the functions of the control and arithmetic logic components. Compared with traditional central processing unit (CPU), microprocessor has the advantages of small size, light weight and easy modularization. The basic components of the microprocessor are: register stack, arithmetic, timing control circuit, and data and address bus.
The microprocessor can complete the operation of obtaining instructions, executing instructions, and exchanging information with external memory and logic components, and is the computing control part of the microcomputer. It can be combined with memory and peripheral circuit chips to form a microcomputer.