Addressing modes in computer architecture

Q: Define in brief address control lines.

A: To be determine: Define in brief address control lines.

Q: An addressing mode which is very fast and useful for variables which are used frequently

A: The direct addressing is faster because overall it takes fewer cycles to fetch and execute for…

Q: Computer Science Design programs that uses pipes and POSIX shared memory to perform interprocess…

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Q: ALE line is used to Olsolate address than data lines

A: Given  : ALE line is used to

Q: Question: Define the following terminologies in Assembly Language Programming: Addressing Mode Mov…

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Q: Describe the design constraints in the design of instruction sets for computers.

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Q: What is meant by addressing mode

A: An addressing mode specifies how to calculate the effective memory address of an operand by using…

Q: Define the term "base address" in your own words.

A: Introduction: A base address is a one-of-a-kind position in primary storage (or main memory) that…

Q: Define Address space.

A: Address space: - It is a collection of logical space where data or information can be stored on some…

Q: (True/False): The x86-64 instruction set is backward-compatible with the x86 instruction set

A: x86-64 instruction set x86-64 instruction set is the 64-bit version of the x86 instruction set. It…

Q: Define Virtual addresses.

A: Virtual address: A virtual address is a pointer in a memory or a marker for memory space in which…

Q: MBLY LANGUAG

A: Four-digit BCD counter

Q: (True/False): The x86-64 processors have 4 more general-purpose registers than the x86processors.

A: The x86-64 instruction set is a 64-bit extension of the x86-instruction set. It is backward…

Q: Give examples of immediate, direct, register, indirect, register indirect, and indexed addressing.

A: Immediate addressing mode: in immediate addressing mode, the instruction is immediately followed by…

Q: Discuss addressing modes with programming examples.

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Q: Describe the unified memory's architecture.

A: CPU memory, also known as system RAM, is typically made up of "sticks" that plug into the…

Q: Describe address control lines in a few words.

A: Describe address control lines in few words

Q: Please describe ISA (Instruction Set Architecture), R-type, J-type, and L-type instructions…

A: An instruction set architecture (ISA) is a computer science term that refers to an abstract model of…

Q: A general register, a single accumulator, or a stack are the three potential configurations that…

A: Given: The component of the computer that obtains and executes instructions is called the central…

Q: 8086 Microprocessor is having 20-bits data bus and 16-bit Address bus Select one: O True False

A: the above is false

Q: Describe a single memory architecture.

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Q: Describe lack of instructions set architecture support for virtual machines.

A: If the virtual machines are planned during the design of the ISA, easier to decrease the number of…

Q: Indicates that virtual machine instructions set architectures are not supported.

A: Introduction: The implementation of a virtual instruction set architecture (V-ISA) in a CPU using a…

Q: Microprocessor 8085 can access memory since address bus is * 16-bit

A: we have to discuss about 8085 processor

Q: Explain a unified memory architecture.

A: RAM(Random Access Memory) Typically located on the motherboard, random access memory (RAM) is a…

Q: Explain Addressing modes.

A: Addressing modes Addressing modes are an aspect of instruction set architecture in most central…

Q: xplain in brief Instruction Set Architecture (ISA)

A: About the instruction set of architecture

Q: Define local memory.

A: Computer memory: Computer memory refers to a physical device which can store information for…

Q: Describe the programming language used to create software for parallel computing.

A: Please find the detailed answer in the following steps.

Q: Explain the concept of "unified memory architecture."

A: Memory architecture: Memory architecture refers to the methods used for implementing data storage…

Q: Define virtual address.

A: Virtual address Virtual address is a binary number in virtual memory. It is used to enable a…

Q: resentation in I, J, and R instruction formats. mple: Text Segment Machine Code Original Source Code

A: add $t0,t1,t2 is MIPS command which is used to add three numbers stored in different registores.and…

Q: Define addressing mode.

A: Addressing mode Addressing mode is an aspect of instruction set architecture. Addressing modes…

Q: Briefly explain instruction set architecture (ISA)

A: Instruction Set Architecture (ISA) The instruction set is also known as instruction set…

Q: 1] In microprocessor explain Flags.

A: Step 1

Q: Define the term memory addresses.

A: Memory address: The memory address is the fixed-length sequence of digits usually showed and…

Q: In computer architecture, SIMD may refer to the situation where..

A: SIMD The SIMD is an acronym for "Single Instruction Multiple Data". It specifies architecture that…

Q: Explain symmetric multiprocessor organization

A: Language is one of the most widely used programming language which has been used to create different…

Q: Description : Q1: Describe Memory Segmentation and Segments Register of 8086 Microprocessor. [CLO-1…

A: Answer :-  Memory Segmentation is the process in which the main memory of the computer is logically…

Q: Differentiate between reduced instruction set computer (RISC) and complex instruction set computer…

A: RISC and CISC provide two different sets of instructions and computing procedures for computer…

Q: define virtual memory

A: Virtual memory, in context with computing, is memory management technique that is used by the…

Q: Define Address-control lines.

A: Address control lines A control bus is a computer bus that is used by the CPU to communicate with…

Q: ISA is also known as _______________ Architecture

A: Given question wants to know about ISA.

Q: Functional Operations of Microprocessor

A: The Answer is given below step.

Q: Explain Base addressing.

A: Addressing: - These are the methods to assign a memory address or an operand. Various types of…

Q: Describe the process of segmentation in 80386 microprocessor

A: GIven   Describe the process of segmentation in 80386 microprocessor.

Q: Describe the functions of registers within a CPU.

A: Jobs done by register inside a CPU Computer registers are a type of memory used to accept, store,…

Q: Memory segmentation and segment registers of 8086 microprocessor. Subject is Introduction to…

A: Segmentation and segment registers of 8086 microprocessor. In this case, the memory of the computer…

Storage Devices

Storage devices can store digital information/data and applications (in the form of audio, video, image, etc.) to process the result of any computational work. They are a kind of computer hardware that stores information and instruction to be processed. A storage unit is a part of a computer system. Every computer has a storage device. The storage devices work as a memory. They are also known as a storage medium, digital storage, or storage media, which temporarily or permanently store information. They are used either internally or externally in the computer system, server, or any computation device to hold the information. Examples include a pen drive, CD, DVD, floppy disk, memory card and so forth.