"Microprocessor Design"

Microprocessor design involves creating the central processing unit (CPU) that acts as the brain of computers and electronic devices. It includes planning how the processor's components—such as data pathways, control units, and memory—work together to perform tasks efficiently. Designers specify how instructions are processed, optimize speed, power consumption, and size, and ensure reliable operation. This process combines principles of electrical engineering, computer architecture, and software considerations to develop a tiny, complex chip that executes calculations, manages data, and runs programs, forming the core of modern digital technology.