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Pipelining in Computer Architecture by Mradul Rathore is a document available to read on EtoBox.

This document discusses pipelining in computer architecture. It begins by introducing pipelining using an analogy of doing laundry with an assembly line approach. It then defines pipelining as a technique where instructions are overlapped during execution by dividing the processor into stages. The stages include fetch, decode, execute, and writeback. It describes instruction pipelining and arithmetic pipelining. Advantages of pipelining include increased instruction throughput and ability to run at higher c

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Mradul Rathore

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