A modern micro processor has atleast 100 million transistors.
You would find about 100 trillion transistors on a modern laptop.
None, modern computers use integrated circuits.
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There are no valves in a modern computer. If by valves you mean vacuum tubes, the equivalent is a transistor. Modern CPUs have many transistors/gates on their dies. The SandyBridge i7, a near-top end general purpose computer COU can have 2.2 billon transistor elements on the CPU die. Of course there are many more transistors incorporated in the logic chips, controllers and video cards in a computer as well.
Yes, today's computers use transistors and microprocessors. Smaller transistors subset the amount of RAM that is local to the CPU at any given moment.
The transistor gave the technology world a huge boost, which is what originally started up modern computers today which use 32nanometer transistors that switch to 1 and to 0. Transistors have created the world we live in today that includes much more technologically advanced computers that get twice as fast each year. -Room for improvement-
A microprocessor combines Transistors, Capacitors, and Resistors on a very small 'chip'
Of course. Transistors are the base of all computer processors. They are the successor to the vacuum tube.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transistor
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A modern micro processor has atleast 100 million transistors. The Core i7 920 (D0 stepping) has approximately 781 million transistors.
Billions.
I modern Integrated circuit may have hundreds of thousands of transistors in it. They seriously reduce the size of a unit and the power required to operate it. Your laptop computer would be a small building if it were made from individual transistors and require special power to run.
A modern micro How_many_transistors_does_a_modern_CPU_processor_havehas at least 100 million transistors.The Core i7 920 (D0 stepping) has approximately 781 million transistors.
Integrated circuits (in many microprocessor integrated circuits) containing many billions of transistors each.
758 Million transistors.
There are no valves in a modern computer. If by valves you mean vacuum tubes, the equivalent is a transistor. Modern CPUs have many transistors/gates on their dies. The SandyBridge i7, a near-top end general purpose computer COU can have 2.2 billon transistor elements on the CPU die. Of course there are many more transistors incorporated in the logic chips, controllers and video cards in a computer as well.
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Mostly vacuum tubes, in place of today's more modern transistors.
Yes they are. The invention of the transistor signalled the end of large, bulky valves in circuits. Modern transistors are so small - that thousands can be housed on one microchip.