The microprocessor in a modern laptop computer runs on a 2.9 GHzGHz clock.
Part A
Assuming that the electrical signals in the computer travel at two-thirds of the speed of light, how far does a signal travel in one clock cycle?
Express your answer in meters.
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S. No. |
Aspect or statement or Question |
Description / Reason / Calculation / Value |
(1) |
Frequency f |
2.9GHz ==> Time period, T = 1/f = 1/2.9GHz ==> Time period, T = (1/2.9*10^9) s = 3.448*10^-10 s |
(2) |
Speed V |
(2/3)*speed of light =(2/3)*(3*10^8)m/s = 2*10^8 m/s |
Part (A) |
Distance traveled by signal travel in one clock cycle, D |
D = V*T = (2*10^8 m/s) * (3.448*10^-10 s) = 6.9*10^-2 m (ANSWER) ----IN TERMS OF metres Or 69 mm |
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