6 6.Identify the memory IC shown to the right:a) What is it: Microprocessor/Cache Memory/SRAM/DRAM/EPROMVcc24Vss23 D322 D2b) How many addressable locations it hasDO 12c) Find the contents of each addressable locationsD1 3WE 14d) State the functions of RAS, CAS, WE and OE pins21 CASe) Show the tentative internal architecture (Schematic diagram) of this IC and identify20 OE19 4918 A8RASdifferent functional unitsNC 6A10 7A0 IS17 A7A1 9A2 1016 4615 AS14 413 VssA3 11Vccd12Top View

Soluiton a) Since it has 24 pins ,This structure is called 16mb (4MBx4)It has memory package and…

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What is it: Microprocessor/Cache Memory/SRAM/DRAM/EPROM Vce - Vss 23 D3 22 D2 How many addressable locations it has DO 12 Find the contents of each addressable locations D1 3 State the functions of RAS, CAS, WE and OE pins 21 CAS 20 OE 19 A9 18 AS WE Show the tentative internal architecture (Schematic diagram) of this IC and identify RAS different functional units NC A10 A0 S A1 9 A2 10 11 17 A7 16 46 15 AS 14 4 13 Vss A3 Vcc d12 Top View VV || | ||||I

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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