Describe Dual memory modules inline.

Q: ROM stands for "Read-Only Magnatic

A: ROM stands for Read only magnatic, true or false

Q: The SP register is used to address memory locations. OTrue OFalse

A: answer is

Q: Describe and give information about Microprocessor Interrupts

A: The microprocessor is a programmable logic device designed with registers, flip flops, timing and…

Q: In computer memory, what's the difference between data storage and data storage in a register?

A: BELOW

Q: Uneven memory access is a concept that has yet to be fully explained.

A: Given: Non-uniform memory access: what is it and how does it work? Memory Access That Isn't Uniform:…

Q: es the term "address space" refer to in a memory mo

A: Introduction: The amount of memory allotted for all potential addresses for a computational object,…

Q: Briefly explain static RAM

A: RAM: - It stands for “Random Access Memory” which is an essential part of the computer system. It is…

Q: What is the term of the memory cache that is integrated with the cpu on the same die?

A: The memory cache of a processor is defined as the amount of memory available on the processor chip,…

Q: Differences between RAM and Registers

A: Registers are the smallest data holding elements that are built into the processor itself. The…

Q: It's important to understand what "address space" means in a memory block.

A: Saving Data: The computer world operates on information (analyses, summarizes, transfers, and…

Q: Define ROM and describe its purpose and identifying its most common application.

A: Actually, ROM is a one type o memory. It is used to stored the data.

Q: I'm not sure what you mean by "virtual memory management."

A: A computer can address more memory than the amount physically installed on the system. This extra…

Q: What does the term "address space" refer to in a memory module?

A: Introduction: The memory used to carry out instructions and store data can be physical or virtual. A…

Q: Memory addresses come in two different varieties. Instead of storing all the data in memory, why not…

A: Definition: Primary storage, often known as main memory, is in close communication with the CPU,…

Q: nnects only

A: Internal busAn internal bus is a type of data bus that is only used within a computer or system. It…

Q: Difference between RAM and Register

A: Register:   1) Registers are the quickly accessible memory available to the CPU. These are a small…

Q: What is the function of Memory Management Unit (MMU)?

A: Write about the memory management unit - MMU and its function.

Q: In a memory block, what does the term "address space" mean?

A: A memory block is a group of one or more contiguous chars.

Q: what is the difference between RAM anc CPU

A: Difference between RAM and CPU The main difference between Random Access Memory (RAM) and Central…

Q: Registers are storage locations within the CPU itself...TRUE or FALSE. If false why.

A: Registers: Registers are internal storage locations that are contained in the Central Processing…

Q: content-addressable memory explained in deta

A: Introduction: Below describe the content-addressable memory  Content-addressable memory (CAM) is a…

Q: Do you know what a "interrupt" is?

A: An interrupt is a signal given by a connected device or a computer application that causes the…

Q: 5-data can be moved between a register and memory location using MVI LDA LXI None of the mentioned…

A: The move instruction (MOV) moves data from processor register to memory or memory to processor…

Q: The difference between main memory and auxily

A: Main memory Auxiliary memory It is also known as primary memory It is known as secondary…

Q: Interrupts do not improve processing efficiency_ Select one: O True O False

A: The correct answer to this question is " False".

Q: na memory map for a microcontroller, which information would generally be the least likely to find…

A: Answer: 1.Each memory location has a size of one byte but it depends upon power of machine size. it…

Q: DMA access to main memory is given higher priority than processor access to main memory in almost…

A: Introduction: Direct memory access (DMA) is a computer system capability. It enables some hardware…

Q: Briefly explain direct memory operand

A: Memory operand: The memory operand is defined by using the name of variable or by the register.…

Q: DMA access to main memory is prioritized above processor access to main memory in almost all systems…

A: DMA is Direct memory access, it is a feature of computer systems. It allows some hardware subsystems…

Q: Explain the basic memory operations.

A: Given: Explain the basic memory operations.

Q: Differences between ROM and RAM

A: Difference between ROM and RAM- 1) ROM stands for Read-Only Memory.     RAM stands for Random Access…

Q: At least three FPU special-purpose registers should be mentioned.

A: FPU stands for floating point unit which are used for floating point operation.

Q: Report about Microprocessor 386 Protected Mode

A: Microprocessor 386 protected mode Microprocessor 386 protected modes allows code written for the…

Q: Briefly explain dynamic RAM

A: Types of RAM: There are two types of RAM such as Dynamic RAM (DRAM) and Static RAM (SRAM).

Q: ecture that has two sepa

A: It's a type of memory architecture that has two separate channels for each piece of memory.

Q: High __________________ Serial Interface is Better known as _______________.

A: This question wants us to fill these two blanks which are related to Interfaces in computer science.

Q: Define secondary memory.

A: Secondary memory is the long-term storing of programmed and records. The hard disc and optical discs…

Q: HDD and SDD comes under the category of memory

A: SSD  means  Solid state drive HDD means Hard disk drive

Q: am is a quick-acting, transient type of memory.

A: RAM: RAM is used to store information that needs to be used quickly. This means that opening many…

Q: - The primary memory into pc is: Ram Rom Cache

A: In this answer we will be knowing the Primary memory of PC.

Q: Discuss the benefits of using Direct Memory access over Interrupt Driven I/O

A: The process of transferring data without the involvement of the processor is known as direct memory…

Q: Simplified, a single in-line memory module is compressed into a smaller size

A: Here Is The Answer:

Q: Technically speaking, RAM stands for random-access memory. Two lists should be made, one for each…

A: Introduction: Although the term "random access memory" (RAM) may seem confusing, it refers to a…

Q: ROM stands for "Read-Only Magnatic"

A: Explanation:   ROM stand for Read only memory, not read only magnetic

Q: Explain memory leak.

A: The memory leak occurs, when a piece of memory which was previously allocated by the programmer.…

Q: It's a type of memory architecture that has two channels of memory.

A: Introduction: Memory is a word used in computer science to describe the temporary storing of data.…

Q: One ram or multiple ram is better

A: We need to find is using one RAM is better or using Multiple RAM is better for our system…

Q: What are the different types of RAM families available?

A: RAM The full form of RAM is Random Access Access. Data stored on this type of memory is lost when…

Q: Explain what read-only memory is in a few words (ROM)

A: Only Memory Can Be ReadRead-only memory (ROM) is a type of nonvolatile memory that is used in…