1-bit computing: Difference between revisions

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{{Distinguish|bit|One instruction set computer}}

{{Computer architecture bit widths}}

{{redirect|1-bit|the oversampling digital-to-analog converter technology|1-bit DAC}}

{{Computer architecture bit widths}}

A '''1-bit''' [[computer architecture]] is an [[instruction set architecture]] for a processor that has [[datapath]] widths and [[processor register|data register]] widths of 1 bit (1/8 [[Octet (computing)|octet]]) wide.

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* write the value in the 1-bit register to output 1.

1-bit CPUs can be considered obsolete now, not many kinds have been produced (MC14500B and WDR-1 known) and none known to be available in any computer component store (except, {{as of|2014|lc=y}}, a few on EbayeBay<ref>http://www.ebay.com/itm/Motorola-IC-MC14500B-MC14500BCL-100-NEW-/320837692605</ref>).

==See also==

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[[Category:Data unit]]

[[Category:Programmable logic controllers]]

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