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Inside the Intel 386 processor die: the clock circuit

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Processors are driven by a clock, which controls the timing of each step inside the chip. In this blog post, I'll examine the clock-gene...
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Reverse engineering the Intel 386 processor's register cell

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The groundbreaking Intel 386 processor (1985) was the first 32-bit processor in the x86 line. It has numerous internal registers: general-pu...
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Reverse-engineering Ethernet backoff on the Intel 82586 network chip's die

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Introduced in 1973, Ethernet is the predominant way of wiring computers together. Chips were soon introduced to handle the low-level aspects...
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Examining the silicon dies of the Intel 386 processor

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You might think of the Intel 386 processor (1985) as just an early processor in the x86 line, but the 386 was a critical turning point for m...
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