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What is the configuration of memory subsystem in computer architecture?

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Updated on 24-Jul-2021 06:49:20

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There is the following technique for joining memory chips to form a memory subsystem. Two or more chips can be combined to generate a memory with more bits per location. This is done by linking the corresponding address and control signals of the chips and linking their data pins to ... Read More

What is internal chip organization in computer architecture?

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Updated on 24-Jul-2021 06:46:29

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The internal organization is linear. This chip has three address inputs and two data outputs, and 16 bits of internal storage constructed as eight 2-bit locations. The three address bits are decoded to choose one of the eight locations, but only if the chip enable is active. If CE = ... Read More

What are Instruction Cycles in computer architecture?

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Updated on 24-Jul-2021 06:44:41

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The instruction cycle is the process a microprocessor goes through to process an instruction. First, the microprocessor fetches or reads, the instruction from the memory. Therefore it decodes the instruction, determining which instruction it has fetched. Finally, it implements the operations required to execute the instruction. Each of these functions ... Read More

What is System Buses?

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Updated on 24-Jul-2021 06:43:14

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A bus is a set of wires. The elements of the computer are linked to the buses. It can transfer data from one element to another, the source element outputs data onto the bus. The destination element then inputs this information from the bus. As the complexity of a computer ... Read More

What are Optical Disks?

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Updated on 23-Jul-2021 10:37:10

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The optical disk storage system includes a rotating disk coated with a diminished layer of metal that facilitates a reflective surface and a laser beam, which is used as a read/write head for recording information onto the disk. Unlike magnetic disk, the optical layer consists of a single long track ... Read More

What is Magnetic Tape?

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Updated on 23-Jul-2021 10:36:15

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Magnetic tape transport includes the robotic, mechanical, and electronic components to support the methods and control structure for a magnetic tape unit. The tape is a layer of plastic coated with a magnetic documentation medium.Magnetic tapes are used in most organizations to save data files. Magnetic tapes use a read-write ... Read More

What are Magnetic Disks?

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Updated on 23-Jul-2021 10:34:52

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A magnetic disk is a storage device that can be assumed as the shape of a Gramophone record. This disk is coated on both sides with a thin film of Magnetic material. This magnetic material has the property that it can store either ‘1’ or ‘0] permanently. The magnetic material ... Read More

What are the basic components of the memory management unit in computer architecture?

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Updated on 23-Jul-2021 10:32:55

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In a multiprogramming system, the main memory is broken into two parts as one part for the operating system (resident monitor) ad one part for the program currently being implemented. In a multiprogramming system, the “user” part of memory is divided to contain various processes. The task of the subdivision ... Read More

What is the difference between Synchronous Counter and Asynchronous Counter in computer architecture?

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Updated on 23-Jul-2021 10:31:25

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Synchronous CounterThe synchronous counter also referred to as a parallel counter is the one in which each establishing flip flops are clocked with the similar clock input at the same time. In the synchronous counter, all the flip-flops in the cascade network are independently linked to an external clock.This supports ... Read More

What is the difference between Latch and Flip-Flops in computer architecture?

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Updated on 23-Jul-2021 10:30:05

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LatchA latch is a device with particularly two stable states and these states are high-output and low-output. A latch has a feedback direction, to maintain the data. Latches can be memory devices and can save one bit of information. It is used to “latch onto” data and save it in ... Read More

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