For a program execution, Step 1 is completed in the below diagram by filling the required CPU registers (PC, AC and IR). Fill the same registers for remaining steps. The contents of memory are shown hexadecimal and the list of opcodes is as under: 0001 =Load AC from Memory0010 = Store AC to Memory0101 = A dd to AC from Memoryer:CPU Registers5 70 PCMemoryMemoryCPU Registers570 18 3 5571 5 8 3 6572 2 8 3 6570 1 8 3 5AC571 5 8 3 61835 IR 572 2 8 36PCACIR835 0 0 0 6836 0 0 0 2835 0 0 0 6836 0 0 0 2Step 1Step 2CPU RegistersPCACCPU RegistersMemoryMemory570 1 8 3 5571 5 8 3 6572 2 8 3 6PC570 1 8 3 5AC571 5 8 3 6IR 572 2 8 36IR835 0 0 0 6836 0 0 0 20 006835836 0 0 0 2Step 3Step 4MemoryCPU RegistersMemoryCPU RegistersPCPC570 1 8 3 5571 5 8 3 6572 2 8 3 6570 1 8 3 5AC571 5 8 3 6IR 572 2 8 3 6ACIR835 0 0 0 6836 0 0 0 2835 0 0 0 6836 0 0 0 2Step 5Step 6

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or a program execution, Step 1 is completed in the below diagram by filling the required CPU registers (PC, AC and IR). Fill the same registers for remaining steps. The contents of memory are shown hexadecimal and the list of opcodes is as under:

or a program execution, Step 1 is completed in the below diagram by filling the required CPU registers (PC, AC and IR). Fill the same registers for remaining steps. The contents of memory are shown hexadecimal and the list of opcodes is as under:

Systems Architecture

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Author:Stephen D. Burd

Publisher:Stephen D. Burd

Chapter6: System Integration And Performance

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Problem 12VE

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