Created in January 1971 by a team of logic architects and silicon engineers—Federico Faggin, Marcian (Ted) Hoff, Stanley Mazor, and Masatoshi Shima—for Japanese calculator manufacturer Busicom, the centerpiece of the four-chip set was the 4004, initially described as a 4-bit microprogrammable CPU.
Q. Who created the microprocessor?
Federico FagginMarcian HoffMasatoshi ShimaStanley Mazor
Q. What was Intel first microprocessor?
Intel® 4004 microprocessor
Q. Who is the father of micro computer?
Roberts then developed the Altair 8800 personal computer that used the new Intel 8080 microprocessor. This was featured on the cover of the January 1975 issue of Popular Electronics, and hobbyists flooded MITS with orders for this $397 computer kit….Ed Roberts (computer engineer)
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Q. Who created the Apple 1?
Apple
Q. Which one is not a micro computer?
There are classes of computers that are not microcomputers. These include supercomputers, mainframes, and minicomputers.
Q. What type of a software is an operating system?
system software
Q. Where are analogue computers mostly used?
Analog computers were widely used in scientific and industrial applications even after the advent of digital computers, because at the time they were typically much faster, but they started to become obsolete as early as the 1950s and 1960s, although they remained in use in some specific applications, such as aircraft …
Q. What is the main feature of analogue computer?
An analogue computer consists of a collection of circuit modules capable of individually performing summation, scaling, integration or multiplication of voltages, and also function-generating modules. On the most up-to-date systems these modules contain integrated-circuit operational amplifiers and function generators.
Q. Which is most powerful computer?
Fugaku has topped the Top500 list, a supercomputer benchmark index, for two consecutive years. The computer has 100 times the application performance of K supercomputer and is developed to implement high-resolution, long-duration and large-scale simulations.
Q. Which is faster analog or digital computer?
Analog computers work in Real time and hence are faster. The Digital ones use sequential (memory) circuit and so are slower in comparison.
Q. Is computer digital or analog?
Analog computers works with continuous values or these types of systems process continuous data. Digital computers works with discrete values or these types of systems process discrete data.
Q. Is Analog cheaper than digital?
If you are looking at the straight-up module cost an analog vs. a digital version, then yes, the analog module will likely be a cheaper solution. However, if you look at the total cost, or the “value” of the digital module versus an analog solution, then digital will in fact be “cheaper”.
Q. Are analog computers more powerful than digital?
Since neural networks are essentially analog computers, the work suggests, on a theoretical level, that analog operations are inherently more powerful than digital.
Q. Why don’t we use analog computers?
We don’t use analogue computers because the cost and complexity to build such machines is extremely high, and their reliability is low for their cost.
Q. Is analog computing the future?
While digital computing will likely stay the norm for many, analog and hybrid computers will play a role in surpassing our scientific capabilities. The future generation of analogue computers will have physical, chemical, and biological components integrated within.
