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  • PENGANTAR SISTEM KOMPUTERPENGANTAR SISTEM KOMPUTER

    Presented by Dr. Suryani Alifah

  • .: Apa itu Komputer ?.: Apa itu Komputer ?

    Kata komputer berasal dari bahasa Latin yaitu Computareyang artinya menghitung. Dalam bahasa Inggris disebut tocompute.

    definisi komputer :sekumpulan alat elektronik yang salingbekerja sama, dapat menerima data (input), mengolah data definisi komputer :sekumpulan alat elektronik yang salingbekerja sama, dapat menerima data (input), mengolah data(proses) dan memberikan informasi (output) serta terkoordinasidibawah kontrol program yang tersimpan di memorinya.

    Semua komputer memiliki 4 fungsi:Pengolahan data - Data processingPenyimpanan data - Data storagePemindahan data - Data movementKendali - Control

  • Komponen-

    komponen KomputerMONITOR: to output data

    SPEAKER: to output

    data

    CPU: to process

    command & data

    KEYBOARD: to input

    command/data MOUSE: to input

    command/data

    DISK: to

    input/output data

  • 5 Komponen Utama

    Komputer

    Processor(active)

    Computer

    Control(brain)

    Memory(passive)(where

    Devices

    Input

    Keyboard, Mouse

    Disk(where programs, (brain)

    Datapath(brawn)

    (where programs, data live whenrunning) Output

    Display, Printer

    programs, data live whennot running)

    CPU

  • Struktur dan fungsi komputerStruktur dan fungsi komputer

  • fungsi komputer didefinisikan sebagai operasi masing-masing komponen sebagai bagian dari struktur. Adapunfungsi dari masing-masing komponen dalam struktur diatas adalah sebagai berikut:

    1. Input Device (Alat Masukan)1. Input Device (Alat Masukan)

    Adalah perangkat keras komputer yang berfungsi sebagai alatuntuk memasukan data atau perintah ke dalam komputer.Contoh : keyboard

    2. Output Device (Alat Keluaran)

    Adalah perangkat keras komputer yang berfungsi untukmenampilkan keluaran sebagai hasil pengolahan data.Keluaran dapat berupa hard-copy (ke kertas), soft-copy (kemonitor), ataupun berupa suara.

  • 3. I/O Ports

    Bagian ini digunakan untuk menerima ataupun mengirim data ke luar sistem.Peralatan input dan output di atas terhubung melalui port ini.

    4. CPU (Central Processing Unit)

    CPU merupakan otak sistem komputer, dan memiliki dua bagian fungsioperasional, yaitu: ALU (Arithmetical Logical Unit) sebagai pusat pengolah data,CPU merupakan otak sistem komputer, dan memiliki dua bagian fungsioperasional, yaitu: ALU (Arithmetical Logical Unit) sebagai pusat pengolah data,dan CU (Control Unit) sebagai pengontrol kerja komputer.

    5. Memori

    Memori terbagi menjadi dua bagian yaitu memori internal dan memorieksternal. Memori internal berupa RAM (Random Access Memory) yangberfungsi untuk menyimpan program yang kita olah untuk sementara waktu,dan ROM (Read Only Memory) yaitu memori yang hanya bisa dibacadan berguna sebagai penyedia informasi pada saat komputer pertama kalidinyalakan.

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  • 6. Data Bus

    Adalah jalur-jalur perpindahan data antar modul dalam sistem komputer.Karena pada suatu saat tertentu masing-masing saluran hanya dapatmembawa 1 bit data, maka jumlah saluran menentukan jumlah bit yang dapatditransfer pada suatu saat. Lebar data bus ini menentukan kinerja sistemsecara keseluruhan. Sifatnya bidirectional, artinya CPU dapat membaca danmenerima data melalui data bus ini. Data bus biasanya terdiri atas 8, 16, 32,atau 64 jalur paralel.atau 64 jalur paralel.

    7. Address Bus

    Digunakan untuk menandakan lokasi sumber ataupun tujuan pada prosestransfer data. Pada jalur ini, CPU akan mengirimkan alamat memori yang akanditulis atau dibaca.

    8. Control Bus

    Control Bus digunakan untuk mengontrol penggunaan serta akses ke Data Busdan Address Bus. Terdiri atas 4 sampai 10 jalur paralel.

  • .: Evolusi Komputer :..: Evolusi Komputer :.

    KOMPUTER GENERASI PERTAMA (1941)

    Pemicu Perang Dunia II

    Penggunaan Vacum Tube & instruksi menggunakan bahasa mesin

    ENIAC (Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer) : 18000tabung, 30 ton.

  • KOMPUTER GENERASI KEDUA (1948)

    Menggunakan Transistor ( IBM 1401 )

    Sudah memiliki SO , program , media penyimpan (disket)

    Munculnya COBOL , FORTRAN

    Software house, programmer, analyst

    Pemanfaatan pada skala industri

  • KOMPUTER GENERASI KETIGA (1958)

    penggunaan IC (Integrated Circuit )

    mengkombinasikan tiga komponen elektronik dalam sebuah piringan silikonkecil yang terbuat dari pasir kuarsa

    munculnya chip semikonduktor : gabungan banyak IC dalam 1 chip yangdapat diprogram sesui dengan kebutuhandapat diprogram sesui dengan kebutuhan

  • KOMPUTER GENERASI KEEMPAT (1980)

    Setelah IC, tujuan pengembangan menjadi lebih jelas: mengecilkan ukuransirkuit dan komponen-komponen elektrik.

    Large Scale Integration (LSI) dapat memuat ratusan komponen dalamsebuah chip.

    Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) memuat ribuan komponen dalam sebuahVery Large Scale Integration (VLSI) memuat ribuan komponen dalam sebuahchip tunggal.

    Mikroprosesor : penggabungan seluruh komponen komputer ( CPU ,memori, kendali I/O) dan diprogram sesuai dengan kebutuhan.

    Munculnya PC

  • Komputer Generasi Kelima

    Sudah tidak berorientasi pada kecepatan atau ukuran

    fisik, namun lebih menonjolkan performance

    Artificial Intelegence

    Patern recognation, bioinformatikaPatern recognation, bioinformatika

  • Perkembangan Sistem Komputer1946: ENIAC Stored Program Computer pertama

    50 x 30 feet, 30 Ton, 25 kWatt, 100 k Kalkulasi/detik

    - Penurunan : (1) Ukuran fisik (tabung transistor IC

    (2) Biaya

    1960: Main frameComputer

    1970: Mini Computer

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    200_ : Komputer meja (PC), PDA, Bionic,

    - Peningkatan (1) Kapasitas memory(2) Kinerja (kecepatan)

    1980: Mikrokomputer

    Produk utama: PC, workstation. Mainframe digantikan multiprosesor.

    Minicomputer digantikan server.

    optimalisasikinerja - biaya

  • Generasi Komputer berdasarkan tekologinya

    Vacuum tube - 1946-1957 Transistor - 1958-1964 Small Scale Integration - 1965 on

    Up to 100 devices on a chip Medium Scale Integration - to 1971

    100-3,000 devices on a chip

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    Large Scale Integration - 1971-1977 3,000 - 100,000 devices on a chip

    Very Large Scale Integration - 1978 to date 100,000 - 100,000,000 devices on a chip

    Ultra Large Scale Integration Over 100,000,000 devices on a chip

    Teknologi IC

  • Pentium Evolution

    8080 first general purpose microprocessor 8 bit data path Used in first personal computer Altair

    8086 much more powerful

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    much more powerful 16 bit instruction cache, prefetch few instructions 8088 (8 bit external bus) used in first IBM PC

    80286 16 Mbyte memory addressable up from 1Mb

    80386 32 bit Support for multitasking

  • 80486 sophisticated powerful cache and instruction

    pipelining built in maths co-processor

    Pentium

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    Pentium Superscalar Multiple instructions executed in parallel

    Pentium Pro Increased superscalar organization Aggressive register renaming branch prediction data flow analysis speculative execution

  • Pentium II MMX technology graphics, video & audio processing

    Pentium III Additional floating point instructions for 3D graphics

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    Additional floating point instructions for 3D graphics Pentium 4

    Note Arabic rather than Roman numerals Further floating point and multimedia enhancements

    Itanium 64 bit

  • Pendekatan Software Efisiensi program,

    Struktur data

    Pendekatan Teknologis/hardware

    Penggunaan komponen2 ICkecepatan tinggi,kerapatan tinggi

    Pendekatan

    Peningkatankinerja

    Peningkatan Kinerja

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    Pendekatan Arsitektural Peningkatan aspek

    fungsional dan struk-tural

    Contoh :- Arsitektur Instruction set- Struktur pipeline dalam CPU- Pengingat cache- Memory interleaving- Struktur Bus- Prosesor paralel

    Arsitektur

    teknologi/hardware

    software

  • Kecenderungan TeknologiKomputer modern

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  • Struktur Dasar Sistem Komputer

    Fungsi Komponen

    Data processing CPU Control Data movement I/O unit Data storage Memory

    Main Memory

    CentralProcessing Unit

    Computer

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    Memory

    InputOutput

    SystemsInterconnection

  • Tren Teknologi

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    i80486

    Tren Teknologi: Kapasitas Mikroprosesor

    Alpha 21264: 15 million

    Pentium Pro: 5.5 millionPowerPC 620: 6.9 million

    Alpha 21164: 9.3 million

    Moores Law

    Pentium 4: 42 million

    Pentium III: 9.5 million

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    i80862X transistors/Chip

    Every 1.5 years

    CalledMoores Law

    Alpha 21164: 9.3 million

    Sparc Ultra: 5.2 million

  • Tren Teknologi: Kinerja Prosesor

    400500600700800900 DEC Alpha 21264/600

    DEC Alpha 5/500

    1.54X/yr

    0100200300400

    87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97

    DEC Alpha 5/500

    DEC Alpha 5/300

    DEC Alpha 4/266IBM POWER 100

    DEC AXP/500

    HP 9000/750

    Sun-4/260

    IBMRS/6000

    MIPS M/120

    MIPS M

    2000

    Processor performance increase/year, mistakenly referred to as Moores Law (transistors/chip)

  • Tren Teknologi: Kapasitas Memori (1 Chip DRAM)

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    year size(Megabit) 1980 0.06251983 0.251986 11989 41992 16

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    1970 1975 1980 1985 1990 1995 2000

    1996 642000 256

    Now 1.4X/yr, or doubling every 2 years4000X since 1980

  • Tren Teknologi: Kapasitas

    DiskYear Areal Density

    1973 1.71979 7.71989 631997 30902000 17100

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    Areal Density = BPI x TPI- BPI: Bit Per Inch- TPI: Tracks Per Inch

    Change slope 30%/yr to 60%/yr about 1991

  • Teknologi Komputer Perubahan Dramatis

    Prosessor

    2X lebih cepat setiap 1,5 tahun

    100X lebih cepat dalam dekade terakhir

    Memori

    Kapasitas DRAM: 2x / 2 yearsKapasitas DRAM: 2x / 2 years

    Kecepatan Memori: meningkat 10% per tahun

    Biaya per bit: membaik 25% per tahun

    Kapasitas meningkat 64X dalam dekade terakhir

    Disk

    Kapasitas disk: > 2X setiap 1,0 tahun

    Biaya per bit: membaik 100% per tahun

    Kapasitas meningkat 120X dalam dekade terakhir

  • Komputer Berkinerja Tinggi

    (High Performance Computers)

  • Intel Pentium Pro

    Quad

    P-Pro bus (64-bit data, 36-bit address, 66 MHz)

    CPU

    Bus interface

    MIU

    P-Promodule

    P-Promodule

    P-Promodule256-KB

    L2 $Interruptcontroller

    PCIbridge

    PCIbridge

    Memorycontroller

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    All coherence and multiprocessing glue in processor module

    Highly integrated, targeted at high volume

    Low latency and bandwidth

    1-, 2-, or 4-wayinterleaved

    DRAM

  • SUN

    Enterprise

    Gigaplane bus (256 data, 41 address, 83 MHz)

    CPU/memcardsP

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    Mem ctrl

    Bus interface/switch

    Proc + mem card - I/O card

    16 cards of either type

    All memory accessed over bus, so symmetric

    Higher bandwidth, higher latency bus

    Gigaplane bus (256 data, 41 address, 83 MHz)

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    Memctrl

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    Mem

    Scale up to 1024 processors, 480MB/s links

    Memory controller generates request message for non-local references

    No hardware mechanism for coherence

    SGI Origin etc. provide this

    SwitchXY

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  • Intel

    Paragon

    Memory bus (64-bit, 50 MHz)

    i860

    L1 $

    DMA

    i860

    L1 $

    Memctrl

    IntelParagonnode

    NIDriver

    ctrl

    4-wayinterleaved

    DRAM

    8 bits,175 MHz,bidirectional2D grid network

    with processing nodeattached to every switch

    Sandia s Intel Paragon XP/S-based Supercomputer

  • IBM SP-2 node

    L2 $

    Power 2CPU

    IBM

    SP-2

    Made out of essentially complete RS6000 workstations

    Memory bus

    MicroChannel bus

    I/O

    i860 NI

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    4-wayinterleaved

    DRAM

    General interconnectionnetwork formed from8-port switches

    NIC

    essentially complete RS6000 workstations

    Network interface integrated in I/O bus (bw limited by I/O bus)

  • Berkeley NOW 100 Sun Ultra2

    workstations

    Inteligent network interface

    proc + mem

    Myrinet Network

    160 MB/s per link

    300 ns per hop

  • Types of Storage Devices

  • Describing Storage Devices

    Store data when computer is off

    Two processes

    Writing data

    Reading data

    6A-38

    Reading data

  • Describing Storage Devices

    Storage terms

    Media is the material storing data

    Storage devices manage the media

    Magnetic devices use a magnet

    6A-39

    Magnetic devices use a magnet

    Optical devices use lasers

    Solid-state devices have physical switches

  • Magnetic Storage Devices

    Most common form of storage

    Hard drives, floppy drives, tape

    All magnetic drives work the same

    6A-40

  • Magnetic Storage DevicesFloppy DiskFloppy Disk

    Hard DiskHard Disk

    6A-41

    TapeTape

  • Magnetic Storage Devices

    Data storage and retrieval

    Media is covered with iron oxide

    Read/write head is a magnet

    Magnet writes charges on the media

    6A-42

    Magnet writes charges on the media

    Positive charge is a 1

    Negative charge is a 0

    Magnet reads charges

    Drive converts charges into binary

  • Data Retrieval

    6A-43

  • Magnetic Storage Devices

    Data organization

    Disks must be formatted before use

    Format draws tracks on the disk

    Tracks is divided into sectors

    6A-44

    Tracks is divided into sectors

    Amount of data a drive can read

  • Tracks and Sectors

    6A-45

  • Magnetic Storage Devices

    Finding data on disk

    Each track and sector is labeled

    Some are reserved

    Listing of where files are stored

    6A-46

    Listing of where files are stored

    File Allocation Table (FAT)

    FAT32

    NTFS

    Data is organized in clusters

    Size of data the OS handles

  • Magnetic Storage Devices

    Diskettes

    Also known as floppy disks

    Read with a disk drive

    Mylar disk

    6A-47

    Mylar disk

    Spin at 300 RPM

    Takes .2 second to find data

    3 floppy disk holds 1.44 MB

  • Magnetic Storage Devices

    Hard disks

    Primary storage device in a computer

    2 or more aluminum platters

    Each platter has 2 sides

    6A-48

    Each platter has 2 sides

    Spin between 5,400 to 15,000 RPM

    Data found in 9.5 ms or less

    Drive capacity greater than 40 GB

  • Illustrated Hard Disk

    6A-49

  • Magnetic Storage Devices

    Removable high capacity disks

    Speed of hard disk

    Portability of floppy disk

    Several variants have emerged

    6A-50

    Several variants have emerged

    High capacity floppy disk

    Stores up to 750 MB of data

    Hot swappable hard disks

    Provide GB of data

    Connect via USB

  • Magnetic Storage Devices

    Tape drives

    Best used for

    Infrequently accessed data

    Back-up solutions

    6A-51

    Back-up solutions

    Slow sequential access

    Capacity exceeds 200 GB

  • Optical Storage Devices

    CD-ROM

    Most software ships on a CD

    Read using a laser

    Lands, binary 1, reflect data

    Pits scatter data

    6A-52

    Pits scatter data

    Written from the inside out

    CD speed is based on the original

    Original CD read 150 Kbps

    A 10 X will read 1,500 Kbps

    Standard CD holds 650 MB

  • Optical Storage Devices

    DVD-ROM

    Digital Video Disk

    Use both sides of the disk

    Capacities can reach 18 GB

    6A-53

    Capacities can reach 18 GB

    DVD players can read CDs

  • Recordable Optical Technologies

    CD Recordable (CD-R)

    Create a data or audio CD

    Data cannot be changed

    Can continue adding until full

    6A-54

    Can continue adding until full

  • Recordable Optical Technologies

    CD Regrettable (CD-RW)

    Create a reusable CD

    Cannot be read in all CD players

    Can reuse about 100 times

    6A-55

    Can reuse about 100 times

  • Recordable Optical Technologies

    Photo CD

    Developed by Kodak

    Provides for photo storage

    Photos added to CD until full

    6A-56

    Photos added to CD until full

    Original pictures cannot be changed

  • Recordable Optical Technologies

    DVD Recordable

    Several different formats exist

    None are standardized

    Allows home users to create DVDs

    6A-57

    Allows home users to create DVDs

    Cannot be read in all players

  • Recordable Optical Technologies

    DVD-RAM

    Allow reusing of DVD media

    Not standardized

    Cannot be read in all players

    6A-58

    Cannot be read in all players

  • Solid State Devices

    Data is stored physically

    No magnets or laser

    Very fast

    6A-59

  • Solid State Devices

    Flash memory

    Found in cameras and USB drives

    Combination of RAM and ROM

    Long term updateable storage

    6A-60

    Long term updateable storage

  • Solid State Devices

    Smart cards

    Credit cards with a chip

    Chip stores data

    Eventually may be used for cash

    6A-61

    Eventually may be used for cash

    Hotels use for electronic keys

  • Solid State Devices

    Solid-state disks

    Large amount of SDRAM

    Extremely fast

    Volatile storage

    6A-62

    Volatile storage

    Require battery backups

    Most have hard disks copying data

  • Text Book

    William Stalling, Computer Organization &

    Architecture, Prentice Hall, 2000

    Andrew S. Tanenbaum, Structured Computer

    Organization, Prentice Hall, 1999 Organization, Prentice Hall, 1999