What is the difference between Masked ROM and OTP

Q: -) LDI R13 , 0x20 ) Harvard architecture consist of separate memories. ) MOV Cs, AX -) MOV AL, [BX]…

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Q: Define CDMA (Code Division Multiple Access)

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Q: What addresses in the output portion of the datapath are mapped to the DSR and DDR respectively?…

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Q: In your perspective, what is the best I/O data transfer mode in terms of price-to-performance?…

A: Answer 1.  DMA (DIRECT MEMORY ACCESS) is the best I/O data transfer mode in terms of…

Q: How is the output for frequency of a DDS changed?

A: DDS (direct digital synthesis )is used for creating waveforms while digital to analog conversion.

Q: Question 4 How do you think the TS and NT flag bits differ from each other? Question 5 Explain…

A: 4. TS Flag bits: Task Switch flag if set, indicates the next instruction using extension will…

Q: 2 GHz. All channels support up to 3 ranks of DIMMS. A DIMM contains multiple chips with the Ilowing…

A: It is defined as a integrated electronic circuit that performs the calculations that run a computer.…

Q: In what sense SSD is better than HDD, and what sense it is worse?

A: SSD stands as solid state drive .  HDD stands as hard disk drive.

Q: Assume that you have joined for a company in Oman which works on computer data storage devices. A…

A: GIVEN: Assume that you have joined for a company in Oman which works on computer data storage…

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A: A ROM is used to store the multiplication table of two 8 bit unsigned numbers. What would be the…

Q: 4. The system is notified of a read or write operation by a. Appending an extra bit of the address…

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Q: How long does it take to transmit an 8-Mbyte file using UART serial communication that operates at…

A: 1) "9600 baud" means that the serial port is capable of transferring a maximum of 9600 bits per…

Q: Suppose a disk rotates at 5,400 revolutions per minute and has each surface divided into 16 sectors.…

A: ANSWER TO THE GIVEN QUESTION   Hard disk rpm speed is 5400 and hard disk is divided into 16 sectors.…

Q: 2. Assume that you have joined for a company in Oman which works on computer data storage devices. A…

A: According to the given question, it is required to calculate the number of minutes of voice signal…

Q: Does CDN performance vary, even with the same CDN? Explain your response with examples.

A: First of all, Let's first know about CDN A content delivery network (CDN) is a worldwide network of…

Q: Define ATA Secure Erase

A: At the point when this order is given, a SSD will reset all its stockpiling cells to void,…

Q: In _______ transmission, a start bit and a stop bit frame a character byte. a. asynchronous serial…

A: In asynchronous serial transmission actual data is of 8 bit.and it is protected with start and stop…

Q: Calculate FIT and MTTF for 10 disks (1M hour MTTF per disk), 1 disk controller (0.5M hour MTTF), and…

A: FIT and MTTF

Q: SAS communicates with SCSI drives using parallel wires. Is this true or false?

A: Given:   SAS communicates with SCSI drives using parallel wires. Is this true or false?

Q: How many individual byte-wide data ports can be supported by one PPI in mode 2

A: I have provided solution in step2.

Q: Question1: What is meant by "bit-specific addressing" to access I/O ports? Question2: What is meant…

A: Bit-Specific addressing: Bit-specific addressing allows you to access port pins in a variety of…

Q: ) Describe isolated and memory mapped I/O.

A: NOTE: Based on our rules, when multiple questions are posted, we should answer only the first…

Q: A computer Engineering student traced the situation of the 1 - bit storage when both S and R are set…

A: Answer: Option d None of the above

Q: SCSI discs communicate with SAS through parallel lines. There are two ways to look at it

A: Introduction: Serial Attached SCSI (SAS) is a point-to-point serial protocol used in computing to…

Q: How many binary levels are needed to achieve the capacity 18 MBps

A: Below is the answer:

Q: There are two basic types of bus protocol. what are the two different types of bus protocol? How are…

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Q: Which choice is a feature of the SPI bus? O A formal specification with fixed bit rates O It uses…

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Q: TRUE or FALSE? A bus is a collection of wires that carry information as electrical signals between…

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

Q: Match the following to one or more layers of the OSI model: a. Physical addressing
 b.…

A: Solution: a) Physical Addressing = Data Link Layer After creating the frames , the data link layer…

Q: How is channel I/O different from interrupt-driven I/O?

A: Channel I/O: The I/O takes place by a smart type of Direct Memory Access (DMA) interface known as…

Q: What distinguishes channel I/O from interrupt-driven I/O?

A: Channel I/O: The I/O takes place by a smart type of Direct Memory Access (DMA) interface known as…

Q: A ROM having a capacity of 16 K and 8 output lines is given. How many address lines are there? (Note…

A: Given ROM capacity 16K x 8 ROM capacity as 2^m x n  Where m is no of address lines n is no of data…

Q: What addresses in the output portion of the datapath are mapped to the DSR and DDR respectively?…

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Q: 85. What is the max data capacity of STP? a. 10 mbps b. 100 mbps c. 1000 mbps d. 10000 mbps

A: What is the max data capacity of STP?

Q: What is zoned-bit recording?

A: Zone bit recording Zone bit recording is used for optimizing the tracks for increased data…

Q: What are the many kinds of STP port roles? What are the different STP port roles for? The study of…

A: Introduction: Port STP: STP stands for spanning tree protocol. STP is a two-layer protocol that…

Q: What is the content of WREG addressing after executing the following code LFSR 0,100H MOVLW 03 MOVWF…

A: Dear Student, First LFSR will make FSR0 to point to 100H Then MOVLW 03 Will store 03 in w  Then…

Q: A CSMA/CD bus spans a distance of 1.5 km. If the data rate is 5 Mbps what the minimum frame size ?

A: Introduction :Given , A network which has CSMA/CD implementation.Distance= 1.5 KmData Rate is = 5…

Q: hy are tristate buffers required to interface digital devices to a bus? 2. What is the pu

A: Required: Why are tristate buffers required to interface digital devices to a bus? 2. What is the…

Q: What is the main advantage of parallel transfer over serial transfer of binary data?

A: The main advantages of parallel transmission over serial transmission are: It is easier to program.…

Q: IHow many devices can be used on a single SCSI bus? Keep in mind that the SCSI host adapter counts…

A: Given: How many devices can be used on a single SCSI bus? Keep in mind that the SCSI host adapter…

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: SAS transfers data to SCSI disks via parallel cables. True or False?

A: To find that the statement “SAS transfers data to SCSI disks via parallel cables” is true or false.

Q: AS sends data to SCSI drives through parallel lines. Is this a true or a false statement?

A: Introduction: A point-to-point serial protocol called Serial Attached SCSI (SAS) is used in…

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.