Microprocessors and microcontrollers are often heard terms in the fields of electronics, computer science and engineering. While they sound similar, they are quite different. Microcontrollers are compact circuits for specific tasks in embedded systems, integrating a processor, memory, and peripherals. Microprocessors, as a computer's central unit, handle general-purpose tasks but need external components. Microcontrollers control electronic systems using a microprocessor, memory, and peripherals. They serve as embedded system centers, unlike microprocessors that power computers. Know such key differences and some more in this concise PowerPoint Presentation.

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