A microprocessor is a processor on an integrated circuit. Historically, the processors in computers could be made of hundreds or thousands of integrated circuits, or hundreds of thousands of discrete components. If anything, A microprocessor is a processor on one chip (or a family of very closely related chips).
Perhaps you were thinking of "Reduced Instruction Set Computer" (RISC) processors. These have an instruction set that is reduced to just the simplest instructions most commonly used by compilers for High Level Languages. But these need not be microprocessors. In fact the first computer now generally recognized by Computer Historians as having a RISC style processor was the CDC 6600, first introduced in 1964, its processor was composed of about 600,000 discrete gold doped NPN 2N709 silicon planar transistors and about 150,000 discrete gold doped silicon diodes, both made by Fairchild Semiconductor.
Microprocessor is a single chip processor.
The central processor unit (microprocessor) is placed on the motherboard. The cooler, necessary to refrigerate the microprocessor is placed behind it.
Because the processor is a 16 bit processor, and 64k is what you can address with a 16 bit processor.
It's the brain of the device. It is the processor.
A MOS 6510 microprocessor
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They're called as such because of the size of the transistors they contain which is in micrometer dimensions .The first microprocessor is INTEL4004 (1971) .As it was too small in compare to other processors at that time so they called that processor as microprocessor
Every processor in a gadget is a microchip , a microchip can be a microprocessor or micro controller or something else. Example for microchip is processor in the CPU of a PC. Microprocessor 8085.
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Central Processing Unit, processor, microprocessor, computer brain, floating-point-calculator, integer calculator, core, etc They can be called a lot of things, but CPU, processor and microprocessor are the big three.