QUESTION 21: Where decoded instruction is stored?

Q: Why would the current instruction be reset if a problem occurred?

A: Malfunction cause : When a user requests that the CPU access a particular memory page, the CPU…

Q: Given the above image, explain where each of these stated operands is stored or located and how we…

A: An operand is a variable that stores the value of a certain type that is further dealt with by using…

Q: How many memory accesses are required for the processing of an LEA instruction? Answer:

A: Hello student Greetings Hope you are doing great. As per our company's guidelines, in case of…

Q: What would cause the current instruction to be reset in the event of a malfunction?

A: A factory reset is also known as hard reset.

Q: Please give the value of the PC if the branch instruction in the table shown is taken: 70004000 ***…

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Q: Explain the instruction format in detail as per the no. of address in the instruction with examples?

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Q: Explain the distinction between the written sequence and the time sequence of an instruction.

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Q: Memory addressing mode means _____.   a. the address of the data for the instruction is stored in…

A: The Memory Addressing mode is consider as the address of the data in registers which contain the…

Q: Why would a fault attempt to resume execution of the current instruction?

A: To be determine: Why would a fault attempt to resume execution of the current instruction?

Q: Given the machine code, identify the instruction line or command line. Use CAPITAL LETTERS . No…

A: SUMMARY: -Hence, we discussed all the points.

Q: Another name for step 2 of the instruction cycle is ? Fetch search operate decode

A: Fetch, decode , read and execute are the 4 steps of instruction cycle.

Q: Draw the datapath for store instruction. Give clear explanation too.

A: Solution: The datapath for the store instruction. New pc value is computed instruction is read two…

Q: Explain the phases involved in the instruction cycle with the help of necessary timing diagrams?

A: Explain the phases involved in the instruction cycle with help of necessary timing diagrams.

Q: The fetched instruction is stored in instruction register? a. false O b. True

A: The problem is based on the basics of instruction storage and execution by the CPU.

Q: Execute the following instruction using one-address instruction format. R=(X+Y*Z)/(A-B*C+G*D)

A: Let's understand step by step :   One address instruction format : In one address instruction format…

Q: Differentiate between Instruction cycle and Interrupt cycle using state diagram

A: DIIFERENCE BETWEEN INSTRUCTION CYCLE AND INTERRUPT CYCLE -  INSTRUCTION CYCLE -  In instruction…

Q: What is the largest data type permitted by the FLD instruction, and how many bits does itcontain?

A: The FLD (Load Floating-Point Value) instruction is used to copy a floating-point operand onto the…

Q: What does it signify when an instruction set is orthogonal?

A: Computer architecture An instruction set where all (or most) instructions have the same format and…

Q: The decoded instruction is stored in ______ .

A: Whenever instruction is passed to the computer, is is fetched and decoded into computer…

Q: Write the appropriate labels for the instruction cycle state diagram provided below:

A: This diagram consisting of 12 labels, those are: 1. Instruction fetch2. Instruction address…

Q: What would cause the current instruction to be reset if an error occurred?

A: Usually, at Intel as a minimum, an interrupt is something that comes from the outside global.…

Q: 2. REPE instruction is equal to JNZ instruction. 3. SAL and SHL don't have the same operation. 4.…

A: As part of Q and A guidelines, we are only supposed to answer 3 questions, so solving 3 questions.…

Q: Why would a fault return to the current instruction?

A: Page fault is a term related to the pages that are stored in memory and when a user wants to access…

Q: Why would a fault attempt to resume the current instruction's execution?

A: The term "page fault" refers to the pages that are stored in memory. When a user asks access to a…

Q: 7. The instruction, CMP to compare source and destination operands it performs a) addition b)…

A: 7. The instruction, CMP to compare source and destination operands it performsa) additionb)…

Q: When an instruction depends on the results of the previous instructions then a) error occurs b)…

A: Question. When an instruction depends on the results of the previous instructions then a) error…

Q: Which segment will be accessed for the instruction MOV [BX],AH.

A: AX – This is the accumulator. It is of 16 bits and is again divided into two sub-8-bit registers AH…

Q: When a memory operand is utilised, which two extra stages in the instruction execution cycle are…

A: We are asked the two extra stages in the instruction execution cycle, when a memory operand is…

Q: Explain what happens when the instruction mov ax,[bx] is executed.

A: Given: Instruction mov ax,[bx] is executed

Q: When the FLD instruction is used, how many bits does it allow?

A: The information development directions move information between the inward FPU registers and memory.…

Q: Why are input/output instructions generally considered privileged instruction?

A: There are basically 2 modes in which a modern OS works. User mode and kernel mode. Whenever the the…

Q: Write the appropriate labels for the instruction cycle state diagram provided below: 11 10…

A: PLEASE DO SUPPORT FOR MY EFFORTS THANKS!   ANSWER: 1) instruction fetch 2) instruction address…

Q: Explain Briefly Six Different Types Of Addressing Modes Of An Instruction?

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Q: 3. What instruction should be executed to ensure that the carry flag is in the set state ? the reset…

A: The Flag register is a Special Purpose Register.  In Intel x86 microprocessors, a status register…

Q: The range of jump instruction is more than branch instruction. Select one: True False

A: i have provided answer in step2.

Q: CF Match the above pictures with the rotate instruction operations depicted. 1 [Choose ] [Choose ] 2…

A: Dear Student, ROR : This command means Rotate Right without the carry flag. Depending on the count…

Q: What are the pros and cons of using single address instructions?

A: Single-address instruction: An instruction explicitly mentions only one place for an operand; the…

Q: What are the ways to determine the next micro-instruction during execution? Explain.

A: -> Ways to determine the next micro instruction during execution is as follows:

Q: The fetched instruction is stored in instruction register.

A: In a program, the instructions are fetched one after the other

Q: Decode the instruction is the third phase in Fetch-Execute Cycle.  1 - True 2-  False

A: The basic operation of a computer is called the ‘fetch-execute’ cycle. The CPU is designed to…

Q: Draw detailed flowchart of the instruction cycle. Indicate the conditions in which…

A: THE INSTRUCTION CYCLE Each phase of the Instruction Cycle may be broken down into a series of basic…

Q: Write one advantage each of memory-mapped I/O and instruction based I/O.

A: Let us see the details of advantage each of memory-mapped I/O and instruction based I/O.

Q: Question B 1. What is the function of the program counter? How does a branch instruction differ from…

A: According bartleby Guidelines I can solve only first question . Post other question as seperate on…

Q: The following components do not belong to the controller ( ). A. Instruction Register B, Operation…

A: CPU has some of the main parts, which are Arithmetic Logic unit, Control Unit, Registers, Program…

Q: 4. Which instruction when executed disables the interrupt interface?

A: Given:-

Q: Execution of instruction is controlled by memory unit 1-true 2-false

A: EXPLANATION: The Memory Unit is also referred to as the Storage unit, main memory, RAM. The…

Q: The needs of the processor have to be included into each instruction. Discuss the particulars of…

A: The processor requires the following ingredients for execution: Source operand reference for the…

Embedded Software Development

Using specific programming languages (like C and C++) to write code for a specific hardware device in which it runs is called embedded software development. It makes the device smart by performing actions based on user's input which improves the user experience. They are designed to perform function-specific tasks rather than doing multiple tasks like computers. The embedded system is incredibly intuitive. An embedded software system could be a system developed and organized on any device, apart from an old-fashioned computer. It is the brain of a specific device; however, it is a solely useless tool and simple to elucidate what software system is embedded.