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Explain Risc Architecture?

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Answered by Anonymous
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A reduced instruction set computer (RISC) is a computer that uses a central processing unit (CPU) that implements the processor design principle of simplified instructions. To date, RISC is the most efficient CPU architecture technology.

Answered by ayushman51
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RISC meaning reduced instruction set as the acronym say aims to reduce the execution times of instructions by simplifying the instructions. The major characteristics of RISC are as follows:

- Compared to normal instructions they have a lower number of instructions.

- The addressing modes in case of RISC is also lower.

- All the operations that are required to be performed take place within the CPU.

- All instruction are executed in a single cycle hence have a faster execution time.

- in this architecture the processors have a large number of registers and a much more efficient instruction pipeline.

- Also the instruction formats are of fixed length and can be easily decoded.

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