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by Alex Bo 7 years ago

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Turing machine vs. V. Neuman architecture

The Turing machine, developed by Alan Turing, utilizes a system of binary code consisting of ones and zeros to process data. This machine is designed to address specific computational problems through a sequential process of input, processing, and output.

Turing machine vs. V. Neuman architecture

Turing machine vs. V. Neumann architecture

V. Neumann architecture

How it works?
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output

Structure / Parts
CPU

CPU-bus

group of Wires

Control Unit

executes the instruction

decodes

fetches instructions from memory

Arithmetic-Logic Unit

performs the arithmetic and logic operations

it´s the "Brain"

Input/output

Register

memory address register

Memory Buffer Register / Memory Data Register

Like RAM, but in the CPU

Ram

Random Access Memory

Turing machine

Built for a specific problem
INput
Process

OUTput

Binary Code
1/0

bits

Created by Alan Turing