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This chapter covers various generations of Intel microprocessors, detailing their features, advancements, and applications. It highlights the characteristics and functionalities of microprocessors such as Pentium, Pentium D, Celeron, and Xeon, while also introducing peripheral devices that enhance microprocessor capabilities. The chapter emphasizes the role of embedded microprocessors in specialized applications, underscoring the evolution and significance of microprocessor technology.
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Term: Pentium Pro Microprocessor
Definition: A sixth-generation microprocessor from Intel, designed for servers and high-end desktops, featuring dual-processor capabilities and enhanced instruction processing.
Term: Embedded Microprocessors
Definition: Microprocessors specifically designed for dedicated applications, often used in industrial controls and consumer electronics.
Term: Peripheral Devices
Definition: Devices that attach to or work in conjunction with microprocessors to expand their functionality, such as timers, communication interfaces, and memory controllers.