Clock circuits are used to pace the activity of many systems, where
at the leading and trailing edge of every clock cycle some activity
is caused to occur. Consider for example, an I3 microprocessor,
having a clock speed of 3 GHz. This means that within the
integrated circuit of the microprocessor there is a pulse train
generator with a 0.333 x 10-9 second cycle time. Therefore, within
the time span of 1/3 of a nano-second the microprocessor executes
some activity. However, an LM555 cannot produce a clock signal at
this high a frequency, and therefore the clock generator within
such a microprocessor is made with other electronic devices that
can switch at such high speeds. Give an example of another device
or system, which you use regularly, that has within it an
electronic clock that makes the device work the way it does. For
your example, explain the purpose of the electronic clock.