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Grundlagen der MIMD-Architekturen

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MIMD-Architekturen verfügen über eine Anzahl von Prozessoren, die unabhängig voneinander parallel arbeiten können. Dabei handelt es sich um Universalprozessoren, die auch in einem Einprozessorsystem als zentrale Recheneinheit arbeiten könnten. Diese Eigenschaft unterscheidet MIMD-Architekturen einerseits von Mehrprozessorsystemen, in denen eine zentrale Recheneinheit von einer Anzahl von Coprozessoren zur Durchführung spezieller Aufgaben unterstützt wird, und andererseits von den Anordnungen von Rechenelementen (RE-Arrays), in denen die REs keine autonomen Prozessoren sind, sondern arithmetisch-logische Funktionseinheiten, die von außen gesteuert werden.

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Giloi, W.K. (1993). Grundlagen der MIMD-Architekturen. In: Rechnerarchitektur. Springer-Lehrbuch. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-58054-3_10

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