AVR & VON NEUMANN vs HARVARD ARCHITECTURE

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VON NEUMANN vs. HARVARD ARCHITECTURE =20 If you are new to Microcontrollers one of the arguments you are going to = hear bantered about is Harvard Architecture versus the Von Neumann = Architecture.=20 =20 =20 THE VON NEUMANN ARCHITECTURE



Most computers we are familiar with use an architecture called Von = Neumann. The term arose out of Neumann's 1945 draft report on the ADVAC = computer. He was not, however the original inventor of it. =20 +


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