difference between vector processor and systolic processor
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Vector processeor
Vector processing adds both the array in parallel by avoiding the use of the loop. Operating on multiple data in just one instruction is also called Single Instruction Multiple Data (SIMD) or they are also termed as Vector instructions. ... Each vector register is capable of storing several data elements at a time.
SYSTOLIC PROCESSOR
A systolic array is a network of processors that rhythmically compute and pass data through the system. ... In a systolic array there are a large number of identical simple processors or processing elements(PEs) that are arranged in a well organised structure such as linear or two dimensional array.
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