Given the data path of the LC-3, give a complete description of the STR instruction, as outlined in the following questions STR R5, R4, #-28 1.) assemble the instruction to its binary representation, and give your answer in hexadecimal. 2.)Give the RT (Register Transfer) description of the instruction. 3.) List, in the correct sequence, every control signal set by the FSM to implement this instruction

Given the data path of the LC-3, give a complete description of the STR instruction, as outlined in the following questions STR R5, R4, #-28 1.) assemble the instruction to its binary representation, and give your answer in hexadecimal. 2.)Give the RT (Register Transfer) description of the instruction. 3.) List, in the correct sequence, every control signal set by the FSM to implement this instruction

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Chapter4: Processor Technology And Architecture

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Problem 15VE: A(n) ________________ instruction always alters the instruction execution sequence. A(n)...

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