How a control unit works inside a CPU

[@TheGoodChap]

It took me forever to learn this stuff because every book I had on CPU's and diagrams and images of cpu architectures I'd seen, always completely LEAVE OUT how important the CU is. It's literally *the single most* important part of the CPU, the "brains" and what allows everything to work. Glad there's more info out there on it.

[@mqondisifortunemavuso3980]

The best explanation I came across so far, I watched this video two weeks ago when I studying the CPU but forgot to bookmark it. Today I searched KZbin tirelessly just for this video. There is none like it, thank you for the wonderful explanation. Your video helped me to understand all the other operations of the CPU.

[@FazalMalik]

Feeling lucky to be stumbled here................ Very comprehensive . Thanks

[@ThuyNguyen-bu9ge]

Wow, this visual explanation of the Control Unit has helped me piece together the workings of a CPU. Thanks!

[@alyaworker6673]

Thank you for the video of yours on datapath unit and control unit. I am so thankful for it.

[@BiranchiNarayanNayak]

Excellent tutorial... Looking forward for more tutorials on computer architecture.

[@TheOverAndAround]

top video. All your vids contain easy to understand info but yet contain alot of detail

[@eimaisklhros]

This was really helpful. Thank you!

[@محمدغازي-ث7ص]

It's really very simple and nice ,hope more videos like this :)

[@buchhibaburachakonda5646]

Sir , This video is extremely useful for learning basic concept and simple in terms of explanation. Thanks for donating your valuable knowledge :) , Please keep going in the same manner !

[@hijabzehra4589]

simply and wonderfully explained

[@yeredetan]

this is great...very clear tutorial...just what I needed...thank you so much!

[@Chataou]

You have a natural talent to teach. Can I support you somehow?

[@thomasabraham5276]

You are talented.

[@YesNowGoAway]

A very clear and informative video, thanks!

[@leonardmbewe5173]

Great stuff

[@prettysosweety]

Really helpful Video

[@Galluxi]

Thank you so much!

[@gabaktech]

please can you make a video about how hyper threading work

[@MelloCello7]

How is the code received by the IR physically Decoded? The binary model of logic operations is often illustrated by the flipping of on off gates or switches, but in those models, physical hands are flipping those switches to perform those logical operations. What "hand" in the CU is "flipping the switch" to translate that binary information received by the IR into physical instruction that creates working change in the data path via control signals? How is this actually working? Excellent video by the way!

[@017755584]

really easy to understand,thankyou

[@SushantNarula]

Really really very helpful Ty

[@suryasikharej8116]

Can you please tell me when the instruction in the instruction register is to add REGISTER 1 AND REGISTER 2 who loads the data(I mean the numbers to be added) from main memory to the registers in register bank?

[@MuhammedAliErbir]

thanks for work. a qustion, politely: in assembly codes, should the destination be on the left and the source on the right? ex: "load R1, R2" I think R2 is the source and R1 is the dest. is not it? Greetings from TURKEY.

[@IvanNieto85]

really clear! thanks!

[@dawidw3703]

I have question, what will happen when the PC will increase to the last address in the memory? Does it automatically go back to the first address if there is no other jump instruction? How is that resolved, please answer if you know And of course thanks to author for posting this great videos

[@m0st4fabeder]

When a program ends executing, in the last address there would be an OPCode to make the Control Unit stop fetching data from the RAM, and wait until another program is there.

[@nessybomber1581]

Is this also called a "Control Matrix" ?

[@fabianandresgeresrufo8934]

El próximo en Español por favor

[@avilezf_]

Buenísimo!

[@victorfebriano9984]

You try to give the video more brightness it will be great if you do

[@teryimasolomon1225]

That's good,but how can i make a control unit using cpu sim?

[@eseiylemal8542]

Thanks

[@janetachieng8990]

thats very nice

[@janetachieng8990]

thats good of you

[@feelings-bites]

can i please translate your lectures to arabic ... there are people interested in them and i can translate it permanently in the video translation

[@AbelardoPardo]

Yes. I just enabled community contributions to allow translations.

[@feelings-bites]

thanks alot sir ^_^

[@chongweilee5903]

this is what i want ,thx

[@karandeepsingh6977]

Thanks :D

[@prod.bymaxx]

nice mic

[@hafizkitty2629]

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[@優さん-n7m]

aha

[@hafizkitty2629]

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