The phrase "a microprocessor on the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the placement or integration of a microprocessor within a device or system.
Example: "The new model features a microprocessor on the main circuit board, enhancing its processing capabilities."
Alternatives: "a microprocessor within the" or "a microprocessor installed on the".
A cook can dial into a microprocessor on his oven and program cooking mode, temperature and duration.
Intel may also be benefiting from the explosion in sales of netbooks, cheaper, lighter laptops that offer fewer luxuries but nonetheless need a microprocessor on which to run.
The device is considered a "zero client," because unlike thin client technology, there's only a small microprocessor on the inside – all the processing is taking place on the cloud.
Second, we propose the architecture of a simple microprocessor based on the register transfer level method and we design machine code for the PI controller based on the proposed simple microprocessor.
Whether it says Nokia, Ericsson or Samsung on the outside, chances are it's powered by an ARM-designed microprocessor on the inside.
If so, he was a great artist in the sense that Bob Dylan and Andy Warhol are great artists: hugely talented jackdaws who took other people's half-baked innovations and converted them into beautiful products with mass appeal.* Apple didn't build the first desktop computer based on a microprocessor: the Micral N and the MITS Altair predated the landmark Apple II.
Unlike earlier hydraulic legs, which were mostly controlled by the person wearing them, the C-Leg depends on a microprocessor that controls the hydraulics in the same way the brain controls muscles.
One day after introducing the two-gigahertz Pentium 4, the fastest microprocessor on the market, he punctuated that vow by demonstrating a prototype chip that runs at 3.5 gigahertz, or 3.5 billion cycles per second.
The ARM9 extension board runs in parallel with the dsPIC microprocessor on the e-puck motherboard with communication between the two via an SPI bus.
Stacking additional memory planes on a microprocessor can improve the overall performance of a microprocessor-memory system without exceeding the thermal budget of the system.
