What is a memristor and how is data stored in one?

Q: Briefly explain activation record

A: Activation record Activation record is used to manage the information that is needed by a single…

Q: Explain Register of and Micao Controller? Special Purpose general purpose

A: The 8051 microcontroller contains mainly two types of registers: General-purpose registers (Byte…

Q: Virtual address: 0x03d/ Part A Virtual address format Drag the appropriate labels to their…

A: 0x03d7 The virtual address is given in hexadecimal format  Concert each digit to 4 bit binary. Also…

Q: How is data transported from a sequential device to a direct device?

A: In sequential access as the name implies the data are accessed from memory/storage device in…

Q: How does interrupt-driven I/O work?

A: The interrupt-driven I/O is a way of controlling the input/output activity where the terminal or the…

Q: Describe the unified computed device architecture.

A: Introduction: CUDA stands for Compute Unified Device Architecture. NVIDIA created this parallel…

Q: Explain the allocation of inode for files and directories.

A: The question has been answered in step2

Q: ALE line is used to Olsolate address than data lines

A: Given  : ALE line is used to

Q: Explain the concept of spooling and buffering in input-output services.

A: The solution to the given question is: Spooling: This is the same as buffering. It is the process of…

Q: Define DMA and describe its purpose in a computer system.

A: DMA stands for Direct Memory Access. It is a method that permits an Input/Output gadget to send or…

Q: Distinguish between logical and physical address spaces.

A: Definition of Physical address space is a system that can be the size of the main memory. As well…

Q: What are the various modes of operation for DES?

A: Introduction: The Data Encryption Standard is a symmetric-key block cipher, DES takes 64-bit plain…

Q: Explain the use of Video RAM (VRAM) ?

A: Any sort of random access memory (RAM) specifically used to store picture data for a computer…

Q: A datagram is a PDU of layer:

A: ans is given in next steps

Q: Define DRAM technology.

A: Dynamic random-access memory (DRAM):-   Dynamic random access memory is really a type of random…

Q: Expansion of DRAM in memories is _____________.

A: The answer

Q: ctly does the term "address space" in

A: The term "address space" in a memory block mean

Q: Advantages of Hamming code • Hamming code method is effective on networks where the data streams are…

A: Due to company policies I am compelled to solve only one question and that is the first question.…

Q: Define Cache controllers.

A: Cache controller The cache controller is a physical memory space that streamlines two types of…

Q: Describe address control lines in a few words.

A: Describe address control lines in few words

Q: What is a port scan

A: Port scan:- A port scan is a way to find that which ports in a network are open. Since ports on a…

Q: What is Extended data out DRAM (EDO DRAM) ?

A: Fast page mode dynamic random access memory was originally launched in 1994, and extended data out…

Q: Exactly what is meant by the term "memristor," and how does one go about storing information in one…

A: Memristor: A memristor is an electrical component that restricts or regulates the flow of electrical…

Q: What is a memristor precisely, and how does it store information?

A: Definition: The capacitor, resistor, and inductor are the three fundamental building elements of…

Q: Briefly explain code cache

A: Code Cache: Code Cache in JVM is referred to as an area where the bytecode compiled into native code…

Q: Subject: Microprocessor Topic: Output Devices What is the advantage of using delay() instead of…

A: The delay () function is different from millis () function.So some advantages can I explain below…

Q: Briefly discuss different computer Addressing Modes.

A: According to the question The command field specifies the task to be performed. This operation will…

Q: What Is Address-control lines?

A: In computer system, buses are used to established the connection between the CPU, memory, disk and…

Q: What is a datapath?

A: Answer :

Q: What is the general idea behind MEMS storage?

A: MEMS storage MEMS storage is used for creating tiny integrated devices or systems. It consists of…

Q: Describe the five types of data transfer in a computer

A: ANSWER:- There are five types of data transfer in a computer. 1-Use an External Storage Media.…

Q: What is a microcontroller?

A: Given: What is a microcontroller?

Q: The _Transfers information about where data should go a. Data bus O b. Control bus O C. Address bus…

A: Actually,  bus is used to  transfer the information from source to destination.

Q: Where do systolic arrays come within Flynn's taxonomy, and how do they differ from one another? What…

A: Given: Where do systolic arrays come within Flynn's taxonomy, and how do they differ from one…

Q: Explain how holographic storage works.

A: Holographic storage: Holographic storage consists of the computer storage system which uses laser…

Q: IoT, _________________ is a component of a machine that is responsible for moving and controlling a…

A: Solution :

Q: EXPLAIN HOW A PCI (peripheral component Interconnect) DATA TRANSFER WORKS

A: PCI(Peripheral Component Interconnect) transport depends on ISA (Industry Standard Architecture) Bus…

Q: Explain the role as well as strengths and weaknesses of polling, interrupts, and DMA.

A: Polling: Polling, or polled operation, in computer science, refers to actively sampling the status…

Q: what is the importance of PCB wizard

A: Answer : Importance of PCB Wizard PCB Wizard 3 is a powerful package for designing single-sided…

Q: Define adapter address

A: Define adapter address Answer: An Adapter Address is sometimes referred to as a MAC, Ethernet…

Q: Define SRAM technology.

A: SRAM or we can say Static RAM (Static Random Access memory) is a kind of RAM that stores data in the…

Q: Explain the basic uses of MS Word.

A: The basic uses of MS Word are:-

Q: In computers, what is the full form of CMOS?

A: Introduction: The semiconductor technology employed in the transistors that make up most of today's…

Q: uiswer sSheets Illustrate the Extenal RAM and ROM connection with the 8051 microcontrollers.

A: To Do: To show the external connections of RAM and ROM.

Q: Briefly explain logical address

A: Logical Address: - It is the address being generated with respect to the program. It is generated…

Q: Describe the many sorts of Memories and how they are used.

A: 1. PROM ( PROGRAMMABLE ROM ) : PROM is used for storing permanent data in digital electronics. 2.…

Q: Explain Accumulator architectures.

A: Accumulator architecture The accumulator is a register in which intermediate arithmetic and logic…

Q: Explain how vedio record it relates to multimedia cr

A: Memory device, or computer storage. Video signals have abundant larger bandwidths (65 MHz) than do…

Q: What types of memories are nonvolatile?

A: Non-volatile memory is memory that could retain the stored information even when not powered.

Transmission media

A communication channel that transmits data from a source to a recipient is referred to as "transmission media." Electromagnetic impulses are used to transmit data. Transmission media's primary purpose is to transmit data in the form of bits via a local area network (LAN). In data transport, it is the physical link that connects the transmitter and receiver. Transmission medium is part of layer 1 or physical layer of the ISO/OSI (Open System Interconnection) model.