4-bit microprocessors are relatively rare, and mostly used in electronic calculators where a 4-bit value holds one binary coded decimal digit. They should not be confused with bit slicing designs, where 4-bit ALUs were common - these are not microprocessors in their own right although they are intended to be used together to make one.
Pages in category "4-bit microprocessors"
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4-bit microprocessors are relatively rare, and mostly used in electronic calculators where a 4-bit value holds one binary coded decimal digit. They should not be confused with bit slicing designs, where 4-bit ALUs were common - these are not microprocessors in their own right although they are intended to be used together to make one.
Pages in category "4-bit microprocessors"
The following 5 pages are in this category, out of 5 total. This list may not reflect recent changes.