Ql: Assume we have a CP register is 16 bits length and the Register File has two read ports and one write port. (a) Draw the structure of the Register file. (b) Determine the width in bits of the read and write ports. (c) Determine the width in bits of the RS1, RS2, and RD inputs. Register File that consists of two registers, each

Ql: Assume we have a CP register is 16 bits length and the Register File has two read ports and one write port. (a) Draw the structure of the Register file. (b) Determine the width in bits of the read and write ports. (c) Determine the width in bits of the RS1, RS2, and RD inputs. Register File that consists of two registers, each

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