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Architecture

Nibble Bit-serial Word Binary-coded decimal GPRs

17 related topics

Overview

4-bit Datapath Microprocessors Hewlett-Packard HP-71B

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Chipsets and applications

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Bits: Hybrid 64-bit GPR, 20-bit address bus, 4-bit datapath, 4-bit minimum word size
Branching: Carry bit, "sticky" bit and other flag registers
Design: CISC
Designer: Hewlett-Packard
Encoding: Variable
Endianness: Little-endian

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Architecture

Nibble
Bit-serial Bit-serial architecture
Word Word (computer architecture)
Binary-coded decimal
GPRs Processor register
Program counter
Floating point numbers Floating point number
Sign Sign (mathematics)
Mantissa Significand
BCD BCD code
Rounding Round-off error
Binary/decimal conversion Base conversion
Pointer Pointer (computer programming)
Address Memory address
Bank switching
Integrated circuit
SoC System on a chip

Chipsets and applications

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Nodes46

Edges45

Triples16

Avg. degree1.96

Density0.043478

Components1

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HP Saturn

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Bits · 1

HP Saturn → Hybrid 64-bit GPR, 20-bit address bus, 4-bit datapath, 4-bit minimum word size

Branching · 1

HP Saturn → Carry bit, "sticky" bit and other flag registers

Design · 1

HP Saturn → CISC

Designer · 1

HP Saturn → Hewlett-Packard

Encoding · 1

HP Saturn → Variable

Endianness · 1

HP Saturn → Little-endian

Extensions · 1

HP Saturn → Only extensions for emulated ARM-based "virtual" CPUs

Floating-point · 1

HP Saturn → No FPU registers

General-purpose · 1

HP Saturn → Four 64-bit GPRs

Introduced · 1

HP Saturn → 1984

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Important terminology

saturn hp nibble cpu architecture calculators register data original used also address archived processor registers hardware last 4-bit gpr nibbles

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Subject	Predicate	Object	Confidence	Src
HP Saturn	Bits	Hybrid 64-bit GPR, 20-bit address bus, 4-bit datapath, 4-bit minimum word size	1.00	infobox
HP Saturn	Branching	Carry bit, "sticky" bit and other flag registers	1.00	infobox
HP Saturn	Design	CISC	1.00	infobox
HP Saturn	Designer	Hewlett-Packard	1.00	infobox
HP Saturn	Encoding	Variable	1.00	infobox
HP Saturn	Endianness	Little-endian	1.00	infobox
HP Saturn	Extensions	Only extensions for emulated ARM-based "virtual" CPUs	1.00	infobox
HP Saturn	Floating-point	No FPU registers	1.00	infobox
HP Saturn	General-purpose	Four 64-bit GPRs	1.00	infobox
HP Saturn	Introduced	1984	1.00	infobox
HP Saturn	Open	Proprietary	1.00	infobox
HP Saturn	Page size	No MMU or paging available	1.00	infobox
HP Saturn	Predecessor	Nut	1.00	infobox
HP Saturn	Type	Combination of a load–store architecture with some exceptions which fall into the register–memory architecture family	1.00	infobox
HP Saturn	Vector	No vector registers	1.00	infobox
HP Saturn	Version	"Level 2"	1.00	infobox

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