Control IC's and CPU's

A central processing unit (CPU) is a unit of circuitry that interprets and carries out computer programming.

An integrated circuit (IC) is a set of circuits living on a single semiconductor wafer or chip, and their components work together to perform a given function. Control ICs range in complexity from simple logic modules and amplifiers to complete microcomputers containing millions of elements. At their core, control ICs act as motion processors on chips that control multiple devices.

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