Question 10 What bit mask will you need to isolate bit #6 in AL? (Give the hex number)

Q: Describe the goal of CRC and provide the bit pattern formula behind CRC by defining each of the…

A: What Is A Crc In Software? Csider redundancy checks (CRC) are typically employed in digital networks…

Q: 7.2.1 - What bit positions (7 to 0) in R4 will be inverted when the following INV operation is…

A: According to the information given:- We have to choose the correct option to satisfy the statement.

Q: This bit patterns can be loaded into $s0:

A: LUI means load upper immediate i.e. what ever data is put ins first 16 bit from left Here 0x2110 =…

Q: a) Specify how TLBs improve paging effectiveness.

A: a) Describe how TLBs are used to increase paging efficiency. Visual cache viewer (TLB)/translation…

Q: A description of the Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) (ARP).

A: Address Resolution Protocol (ARP):                            It is a communication protocol used to…

Q: Give disadvantage of added MSRN opposed to addresses of VLR and HLR

A: disadvantage of added MSRN opposed to addresses of VLR and HLR.

Q: What bit mask will you need to isolate bit #4 in AL? (Give the hex number)

A: Explanation: 8-bit data of the AL register is b7 b6 b5 b4 b3 b2 b1 b0 Our task is to isolate the #4…

Q: Dont use others answers please!! will leave you feedback!! Thank you! 1. a. What is the…

A: Answer :- 1.a In PC programming, a bitwise operation works on a bit string, a bit cluster or a…

Q: S-boxes in AES map a, 8 to 4 bits b. 4 to 4 bits C. 6 to 4 bits d. 4 to 6 bits e. 8 to 6 bits f.…

A: The AES algorithm is a symmetrical block cipher algorithm that takes plain text in blocks of 128…

Q: Convert (-3.3125)10=(x)2  based on #IEEE 754 standard, 32 bit representation

A: Here, given decimal number = -3.3125 we will convert it into a 32-bit representation using IEEE 754…

Q: 68. The first step in PCM is ________. a. quantization b. modulation c. sampling d. none of the…

A: In pulse code modulation, the analog message signal is first sampled, and then the amplitude of the…

Q: Define the term " operator bitwise exclusive or " .

A: Bitwise exclusive or Operator is defined by symbol ^ which will perform exclusive OR operation of…

Q: Convert the following numbers to 32-bit IEEE foating point format: 10, -5, -6, -1.5 ,384

A: -5 Significand: 0100000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000  Exponent: 10000000001  10…

Q: Define MIPS modes.

A: MIPS modes: MIPS Addressing modes are the ways of specifying an operand or memory address.

Q: What does it imply when a bit is activated and switched on in relation to a number? What does the…

A: A bit is the most basic unit of data that may be used in computers. It is a binary digit, which…

Q: How does carry differ from overflow?

A: Reasons for carry differs from overflow: CPU have flags to indicate both carry and overflow but…

Q: What is the significance of RTN?

A: RTN: It is the register transfer notation (RTN) which contains one or more elementary RTN…

Q: What exactly is polling?

A: EXPLANATION AND ANSWER: POLLING: Polling is a method through which the CPU interacts with an I/O…

Q: S-boxes in DES map   a. 4 to 6 bits b. 6 to 4 bits c. 4 to 2 bits

A: S box stands for substitution box which is used in symmetric key algorithm. S box takes some number…

Q: In _______ encoding, the duration of the bit is divided into two halves. The voltage remains at one…

A: We need to answer: In _______ encoding, the duration of the bit is divided into two halves. The…

Q: Explain the term least significant bit (LSB).

A: The bit is the smallest information in computer science. The possible values for a bit are 0 and 1.…

Q: 7.2.4 - What bit positions (7 to 0) in R4 will be toggled when the following XOR operation is…

A: We need to find the correct option regarding the given assembly code.

Q: What layer of the OSI Model is responsible for bit-bit delivery?

A: Introduction: OSI model is nothing but an open system interconnection and it is a reference model…

Q: Describe the Address Resolution Protocol in detail (ARP).

A: Introduction: Protocol for Address Resolution: The ARP is a communication technique that is used to…

Q: What does bit mean?

A: Bit is computer unit.

Q: QUESTION 6 In 32-bit ALU, we can combine the Carryln signal and Binvert signal to a single control…

A: The Binvert signal is asserted when a sub or an slt instruction has been performed.The assertion of…

Q: What are synchronising bits, and how do you use them?

A: Introduction: The synchronising bits :

Q: What are Synchronizing bits?

A: Given: What are Synchronizing bits?

Q: Draw a datapath for shift left logical(SLL) and shift right logical (SRL) and explain how they work…

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Q: what is -122 in a 8 bit using 2's compliment

A: we have to find out what is -122 in a 8 bit using 2's compliment. Let's solve step by step :

Q: What Is A TLB?

A: TLB stands for Translation Lookaside Buffer which is mainly used in operating system under the…

Q: Answer the question:  4. Set the MSB and LSB of CL, leaving other bits unchanged

A: SUMMARY: - hence, we got the desired output.

Q: Q:01: Why multiplexing is important? Describe its types. Q:02:

A: Multiplexing Multiplexing is the process of combining multiple signals into a single signal, in…

Q: 4. S-boxes in DES map O a. 4 to 6 bits O b. 2 to 4 bits

A: S-boxes in DES map

Q: research bitlocking problem

A: Bit Locker policy that cannot find the various file as the system of association. It can be unable…

Q: What bit mask will you need to isolate bit #5 in AL? (Give the hex number)

A: The bit #5  will always be 0 for the characters between A to Z. The character A will be 41h The…

Q: What is the value of a bit that has been switched on? What is the value of a bit that has been…

A: Introduction: The number 1 is represented by the number a bit that is switched on. The number 0 is…

Q: (a) Explain the use of TLBs to improve paging efficiency.

A: Given:- a) Explain the use of TLBs to improve paging efficiency.

Q: The Address Resolution Protocol must be explained (ARP).

A: Intro Protocol for Address Resolution ARP is a communication technique used to determine the MAC…

Q: What Is the Distinction Between Arp and Rarp?

A: Intro the question is about What Is the Distinction Between Arp and Rarp and here is the solution in…

Q: S-boxes in DES map O 2 to 4 bits O 4 to 2 bits 6 to 4 bits O 4 to 6 bits

A: There are 3 questions given.

Q: Define the term " operator bitwise and " .

A: Bitwise AND operator is denoted by symbol & . It performs ANDing operation of the two operand…

Q: How many bits make up a bvt

A: Here in this question we have asked that how many bits make up a byte.

Q: 1. What are the differences between unipolar, polar, and bipolar Line Coding Schemes?

A: The difference between unipolar,polar and bipolar line coding schemes .

Q: What is the purpose of the use bit in PTES? When is this bit set? When is it reset?

A: The Answer is in step2

Q: What is the opcode for an ARP request?

A: The nature of the ARP(Address Resolution Protocol) message is defined by the opcode. Different…

Q: Define BitLocker To Go

A: Answer :

Q: Question 6: The figure below shows a 2 to 4 decoder. Add to this decoder an active low enable EN'.

A: Active low encoder means When we give input 1 then Decoder will not work i.e, Decoder will give…