Calculate the number of diodes that make up a 50 GB memory?

Q: is Volatile Memory A. ROM B. EPROME C. RAM D. None

A: To do: Given fillup

Q: Which is a volatile memory : a) ROM b) BIOS c) PROM

A: Required:   Which is a volatile memory : a) ROM b) BIOS c) PROM d) RAM

Q: Which registers can interact with the secondary storage

A:

Q: Q10//Expand 64k x4 ROM to form 64k x 8 ROM.

A: Ans:) Give, We have 64K * 4ROM and we need to create 64K* 8 ROM.

Q: If an 8Gbyte memory chip was available, how would you build a 512Gbyte memory?

A: Introduction: The memory is constructed using memory cells as the fundamental unit. The memory cells…

Q: 4 - the faster and smaller memory is: Magnetic tape Cache Main Memory Magnetic Disk

A: Memory: It is like a human brain. It is used to store data and instructions. Computer memory is the…

Q: (True/False): CMOS RAM is the same as static RAM, meaning that it holds its value without any extra…

A: Explanation: CMOS stands for Complementary Metal-Oxide Semiconductor. It is a low powered,…

Q: Access time is similar or equal in: O a. RAM O b. SAM O c. Both RAM and SAM O d. ROM

A: Access time is the time required for a computer program or device to locate and retrieve or to write…

Q: RAM is a storage represents: O a. Long-term O b. Short-term O c. Medium-term O d. Short-term and…

A: RAM is volatile memory, that is whenever there is a switch on and off of the system. It erases all…

Q: 110. Commonly used secondary memory is a. CD b. DVD c. floppy d. magnetic disk

A: Secondary memory is the additional memory we add externally to the system and there are various…

Q: If an 8Gbyte memory chip was available, how would you go about designing a 512Gbyte memory?

A: The fundamental unit of memory cells creates the memory. Data IN, Data Out, R/W, and select are the…

Q: the size of a typical memory of a personal computer is 4GB, that is, find the size in byte 2^12 O…

A: 1 Byte = 8 bits 1 KiloByte(KB) = 2¹⁰ Bytes 1 MegaByte(MB) = 2¹⁰ KiloBytes…

Q: Design a 512Gbyte memory if a memory chip of 8Gbyte was available ?

A: The memory is designed by the basic unit of memory cells. The memory cells have basic…

Q: How many data lines at required for a 8K x 8 ROM chip?

A: Given: ROM chip 8K × 8 To find: Number of data lines

Q: What is the size of my ROM if I want a maximum output of 6 bits? if possible draw a diagram

A: The correct answer for the question is given in the following steps for your reference.

Q: What is the bit storage capacity of a ROM with a 512 * 8 organization?

A: Given,  512 address 8 bit word

Q: The minimum size of the ROM required for storing the 12 bit (unsigned) binary multiplier is Mega…

A: Dear Student, The input to rom will be 2 lines of 12 bits each. The truth table size for 12 bit…

Q: An AVR has 0x/FFF as the address of its last byte in the RAM and it has the same value OxX/FFF as…

A: AVRAn automatic voltage regulator (AVR) is a device used in the  power field to achieve stability…

Q: The distinctions between ROM and RAM

A: Intro It is possible that your computer has both RAM (random access memory) and ROM (read-only…

Q: Draw a block diagram for 128x8 RAM *

A: Draw a block diagram for 128x8 RAM

Q: A ROM is a(a) nonvolatile memory (b) volatile memory(c) read/write memory (d) byte-organized memory

A: GIVEN: A ROM is a(a) nonvolatile memory (b) volatile memory(c) read/write memory (d) byte-organized…

Q: Determine the number of memory chips required to build a 16 bit-wide memory using 1G x 8 memory…

A: Memory chips are the devices that store data or can be used to process the code. They are made up of…

Q: Calculate the number of diodes that make up a 50 GB memory?

A: Given:

Q: What is the size of my ROM if I want a maximum output of 6 bits?  draw a diagram

A: The answer of the question is given below

Q: A memory chip is specified as: 64k x 16. a- How many words can be stored on the chip? b- What is the…

A: Below is the answer:

Q: Semiconductor ROM memory is a non-erasable that means it is volatile? O a. True O b. false

A: Semiconductor Memories are classified according to the type of data storage and the type of data…

Q: What is a major advantage of a flash memory over a SRAM or DRAM?

A: The major advantage of a flash memory is that

Q: A memory chip is specified as: 64k × 16. a- How many words can be stored on the chip? b- What is the…

A: Actually, memory is used to stores the data.

Q: Identify two basic characteristics Ram and ROM.

A: The storage space of a computer is called memory. The processed data and instruction for processing…

Q: In RAM and ROM, both are not having 1 byte of data bus Select one: O True False

A: Solution : - True

Q: A ROM having a capacity of 32 K and 12 address lines is given. How many output lines are there?…

A: A ROM having a capacity of 32 K and 12 address lines is given. How many output lines are there?…

Q: The address bus determines the size of memory? O a. false O b. True

A: EXPLANATION: The address bus is the connection between the CPU and memory. This carries the address…

Q: The size of the memory could be given as: Size of the memory =Number of Words× Number of bits per…

A: Given:

Q: How long is the data retained by Spansion on a memory device before it is overwritten?

A: Introduction: Data retention refers to the duration of time during which data is stored and…

Q: In a few words, define read-only memory (ROM)

A: Introduction: Read-only memory (ROM) is a type of nonvolatile memory that is used in computers and…

Q: Are there any disadvantages to using dual-channel RAM?

A: Introduction: Memory is a word used in computer science to describe the short-term storage of data.

Q: Write in details about information storage in ROM.

A: ANS: - ROM Normally, this memory can't be changed by the user or the program. Even if the computer…

Q: If the memory capacity of a computer is 32 KB anc the storage location length (word length) is 8…

A: It is defined as memory capacity is the amount of data a device can store at any given time in its…

Q: What is difference between RAM and ROM?

A: RAM is abbreviated as Random-Access Memory.It is used for real-time storing of programs and data…

Q: . TB in memory storage unit is stands for? a. tesla b. Terabyte c. Terabit d. both

A: The units of memory storage KB kilobyte 210  MB mega byte 220  GB gigabyte 230 TB terabyte…

Q: The size of the ROM required for storing the 12 bit squarer is Bytes.

A: The question is to find the size of ROM required for storing 12 bit squarer.

Q: What is the size of my ROM if I want a maximum output of 6 bits? PLEASE DRAW A DIAGRAM !!!

A: The size of ROM to get maximum output of 6 Bits & diagram is given in the Step 2

Q: Arrange in ascending order the units of memory TB, KB, GB, MB

A: To do: Arrange in ascending order given units of memory

Q: How long is the data retention on the memory device from Spansion?

A: Data retention is the time period for which data are retained and retrieved. Reprogrammable…

Q: The memory size might be specified as follows: Memory Size = Number of Words x The number of bits in…

A: Dear Student, Here as each word is 32bits long thus 32 data lines are required to transfer each bit…

Q: Q3. Convert the 5 GB storage size to MB, KB and Bytes.

A: GB, MB and KB are bytes all are units of data storage. GB stands for gigabyte MB stands megabyte KB…

Q: Access time is similar or equal in: O a. RAM O b. SAM O C. Both RAM and SAM O d. ROM

A: In step 2, you will get the answer.

Q: 4 RAM technology is divided into two technologies: O a. Symmetric and Asymmetric O b. RAM and ROM O…

A: RAM technology decided into two technologies they are- 1.Static RAM(SRAM). 2.Dynamic RAM(DRAM). So…

Q: 68. The example of tertiary storage media is a. magnetic disks b. optical disks c. removable media…

A: The question is on: among four given options what is the example of tertiary storage media?

Computer Fundamentals

The computer is termed computation. For calculating or computing something the device that has been used is known as the computer. Or we can say that for performing a fast arithmetic operation the device that has been used is a computer. Storing, processing, and retrieving are the main features of a computer.