Computer architecture: animations and java applets

CD focusing mechanism CD focusing mechanism, The objective lens is mounted much like the core of a loudspeaked, allowing rapid position corrections, animation

CD-R(Recordable) simulation Compact Disc-Recordable: also referred to as Compact Disc-Write Once (CD-WO). A type of disk drive that can create CD-ROMs and audio CDs, allowing users to 'master' discs for subsequent publishing, java applet

CD-ROM and CD-RW Readhead CD-ROM, CD-R and CD-RW readhead

CD-ROM en lecture java applet, en Français

CD enregistrable CDR, java applet, en Français

CD réinscriptible CDRW, java applet, en Français

CD rewritable simulation CD-RW's characteristics. CD-R works as a Write/Read Many storage. When data is written, physical marks are made on the media surface by a high-powered laser. Then, it can be read out many times just like the usual CD-ROM disks with a normal low read power. When is heated with the middle-powered laser, the recording layer can be converted back to the initial state. So, it's erasable too, java applet

Compact disc this tutorial explores how a laser beam is focused onto the surface of a spinning compact disc, and how variations between pits and lands on the disc surface affect how light is either scattered by the disc surface or reflected back into a detector, Educypedia : java applet

Computer Architecture Tools

Computer Simulator simulation of a computer, how a computer works

Cookies Applet This applet simulates what happens on the internet when cookies are enabled in your browser

CPU animation The heart of a computer is the central processing unit or CPU. This device contains all the circuitry that the computer needs to manipulate data and execute instructions, ..., CPU animation

CPU animation Introduction to Computer Architecture, CPU animation

CPU animation This shows how processors instructions are fetched from RAM

CPU animation

Data Storage

Demos related to multimedia systems Lossless Compression, the Squeeze page, JPEG Image Compression Examples, Interactive JPEG Image Compression, Wavelet Image Compression Examples, Wavelet Decomposition Programs

Digital Signatures Applet This applet serves to demonstrate how digital signatures work. It is not intended to be correct in every detail, but to give you an idea of the basic concepts involved

DRAM The animation shows how a single DRAM Storage Cell works

DRAM Cell DRAM Cell explained

Fat File System the Fat File System explained

Gates

How to Make a Flat-Panel Display Display Active Matrix, Thin-Film Transistor Liquid Crystal Display, controlled by an array of thin-film transistors called the active matrix

IBM System 360 Basic Assembler Language and Simulator This graphically simulates a simple 100 memory cell computer. It demonstrates the fundamentals of computer execution such as machine language and the fetch execute cycle

Laptop pixel

Memory cache simulation demonstrates cache associativity, Memory cache simulation

Memory cache simulation a simple cache memory simulator applet

Memory cache simulation Memory cache simulation

Microarchitecture MicroProcessor architecture

MOS memory simulation of MOS memory operation

Multitask Cache Demonstrator This simulator provides the capability to model a small sized cache on a system that supports multitasking. In most of the modern processors today it is often the case that multiple processes will need to share the resources of the system

Pentium III and Pentium Pro microprocessor bus-signal animation animates the hardware signal timing used in various bus operations by Pentium III and Pentium Pro microprocessors

Pipeline Simulator This applet demonstrates the Femtojava Low-Power Processor (Pipeline) from Sashimi Project

Prima processor The applets in this chapter demonstrate a simple 8-bit microprocessor, called PRIMA, built from the Hades register-transfer-level simulation components. The processor is used as a first example of the von-Neumann architecture in our introductory lectures on computer architecture

Project: Computer simulates a simple computer consisting of 32 8 bit memory words. The computer operates by fetching a word in memory pointed to by the Program Counter (PC) into the Instruction Register (IR)and then executing this instruction

Pulse amplitude modulation PAM, this type of modulation is used as the first step in converting an analog signal to a discrete signal or in cases where it may be difficult to change the frequency or phase of the carrier, Educypedia

Row decoder simulation The Row Decoder of proivded in this applet is one of the decoders in the memory architecture. It's function is to provide the word line address when a word address is given by the address generator

Simple Computer Emulator for demonstrating the fundamentals of computer execution

Super Simple CPU

Tracing a Line Of Code Through The Processor (The Fetch - Decode - Execute Cycle)

Turing Machine Applet animates a Turing Machine that can add or multiply numbers

Virtual Memory Simulator

Windows XP Boot Process

xComputer the xComputer applet, which simulates a simple model computer

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