The arithmetic unit on the industrial computer motherboard

    Arithmetic Logic Unit (ALU), also known as Arithmetic Logic Unit, is a component that performs arithmetic and logical operations. The main function of an arithmetic unit is to perform various arithmetic and logical operations, and process data. The central processing unit (CPU), which is the core of the hardware system, consists of controllers, arithmetic units, and registers. The mainstream processors in the industrial application field include the New Atom, New Celeron, New Pentium, and i3, i5, and i7 series CPUs, which can now support up to the 10th generation.