When comparing EPROM, EEPROM, and Flash Memory, how are they different? Why do parity bits exist and how do they function?

Q: A 74LS139 2-to-4 code is used to partition the memory space of an MC68008 into 4 quadrant, ROM, RAM,…

A: 74LS139 2-to-4 code: 74LS139 compares two separate 2-to-4 decoders in a single package. Features: It…

Q: Briefly explain the two basic approaches used to minimize register-memory opera- tions on RISC…

A: - :   Two basic approaches used to minimize register-memory operations on RISC machines   : - Two…

Q: Compare CISC with the original RISC instruction sets ?

A: Given:- Compare CISC with the original RISC instruction sets ?

Q: A student is required to design a DRAM chip with word size of 4 bits, with row and column address…

A: Size = Chip density * bits          =  6 (column) * 6 (row) *4bit words         = 144 bits

Q: A timing diagram for Direct Memory Access (DMA) with clock synchronisation?

A: Memory on the computer: It is the location where task-related data and procedures are kept and…

Q: Assume that a RISC processor executes each instruction in 2 microseconds and that an I/O device can…

A: Introduction: Interrupt handling in a RISC processor: When I/O devices are not yet ready to supply…

Q: A memory chip is specified as 64K x 16. How many words can be stored in this chip? What is the word…

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Q: You are required to describe how microcode processing is used in the latest RISC-V processors

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Q: differences between EPROM, EEPROM, and Flash Memory? What kind of action does a parity bit perform?

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Q: How does dual-channel memory architecture work

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Q: When it comes to EPROM, what are the differences between EEPROM and Flash Memory when it comes to…

A: Given: EPROM is for Erasable Programmable Read Only Memory, and EEPROM stands for Erasable…

Q: Q5\ Draw The Typical Memory Package Pins and Signals For two types of processors ( 8-Mbit EPROM and…

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Q: Explain the distinctions between the three types of memory: EPROM, EEPROM, and Flash Memory.

A: The digital system is described using three memory-related words. EPROM, EEPROM, and Flash Memory…

Q: Draw the block diagram of an 8-bit memory unit explaining (in details), each part of it.

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Q: Assume that a RISC processor takes 2 microseconds to execute each instruction and that an 1/O device…

A: Handling interrupts in a RISC processor: Interrupts safeguard against the CPU stalling when I/O…

Q: How are dual-channel and single-channel memory architectures distinct from one another?

A: Memory on a computer: Memory in computer science refers to the temporary storing of data. This…

Q: A10 0 A9 A8 1 2 3 4 LS 5 138 6 7 The lowest hex address decoded by the circuit above is C B A A12…

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Q: Give a brief summary of the nonvolatile solid-state memory technologies popular. that are becoming…

A: Recent advancements in nonvolatile solid-state memory will be discussed: The term "nonvolatile…

Q: How can digital memory be stored, and which electronic circuits can be used to maximize the amount…

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Q: Compare and contrast the functionalities of RAM and ROM to demonstrate how they vary.

A: The functionalities of RAM and ROM to demonstrate will be explained:

Q: Illustrate how three 2-Kbyte external ROM could be interfaced to the 8051 microcontroller

A: Illustrate how three 2-Kbyte external ROM could be interfaced to the 8051 microcontroller.

Q: Q5) The contents of a four-bit register is initially 1101. The register is shifted six times to the…

A: 5. The register is given the serial input with the serial data 101101. First digit from the left is…

Q: Why should you worry about the differences between EPROM, EEPROM, and Flash Memory? What kind of…

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Q: Describe viterbi decoding technique and how to use this in contrast to FPGA chips?

A: Viterbi decoding Technique: In reality, Viterbi decoders are implementations of the Viterbi…

Q: The differences between EPROMs and flash memory should be explained clearly in your own words.

A: The digital system is defined by three memory-related concepts: EPROM, EEPROM, and Flash Memory are…

Q: d) What are the primary functions of the control unit in the MIPS architecture?

A: MIPS architecture is the load/store reduced instruction set computer (RISC) instruction set…

Q: What are the drawbacks of using MIPS or FLOPS as a system throughput metric?

A: Introduction: It's a means of determining a computer's processor's raw speed. Because the MIPS…

Q: Answer the following Questions: QI. In most RISC-V systems, the most commonly used instruction is…

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Q: Is there a gain or a disadvantage to utilising multipurpose microcontroller pins?

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Q: ronous or synchronous bus to link the CPU and memory? How did

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Q: What are the trade-offs in using a serial bus versus a parallel bus to move data from one place to…

A: Trade-offs in using a serial bus versus a parallel bus A parallel bus allows transmission of a…

Q: How many address pins are required for a 64G x 4 DRAM chip not counting RAS and CAS?

A: Answer: Given 64G x 4 DRAM Address pins required for the given chip not counting RAS and CAS is:…

Q: Assume that a RISC processor takes 2 microseconds to execute each instruction and that an I/O device…

A: RISC processor takes 2 microseconds to execute each instruction and that an I/O device can wait at…

Q: How should digital memory be stored, and which electronic circuits should be used to maximize data…

A: Computer data storage is the technology used for the retention of digital data, including…

Q: What is the hex representation of following RISC-V instruction? add x10, x9, x2 What is the hex…

A: Answer: I have given answered in the handwritten format in brief explanation.

Q: 1) given the size of the word accessible main memory is 1KB and the size of the word is 16-byte, the…

A: Given Data : Memory size = 1KB Size of memory word = 16 Byte Number of registers = 64

Q: Question 1: In the memory system where 8051 microcontroller is used, 1 8Kx8 FLASH program memory, 1…

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Q: 4)Understand the difference between NOR and NAND flash memory.

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Q: Explain why the data bus is bidirectional and the address bus is unidirectional in microcontroller?

A: Microcontroller needs to read data from memory and write data to memory. Data bus is used to…

Q: Assume that a RISC processor executes each instruction in two microseconds and that an I/O device…

A: Introduction: In a RISC processor, interruptions keep the CPU from stalling when I/O devices are not…

Q: TRUE OR FALSE The size of a single instruction of RISC-V 64-bit ISA is 64-bits. The size…

A: 1) True

Q: How many 256K × 16 RAM chips are needed to provide a memory capacity of 16 MB? How many address…

A: 1). Ans Capacity of each chip = 256K * 16 = 4096K bits Memory capacity = 16M bytes = 16 * 1024 * 8K…

Q: Our laboratory has 3 128Kx4 bit, 3 256Kx4 bit and 2 512x4 bit memory blocks. Using these blocks,…

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Q: How do PROMs differ from ROMs?

A: How do PROMs differ from ROMs?

Q: Suggest reasons why RAMS traditionally have been organized as only 1 bit per chip whereas ROMs are…

A: RAM is also known as random access memory.

Q: - how a 32Kbyte ROM module can be c PROM chips, occupying the address ran ne following address…

A: Number оf аddress lines: 32K = 2* 2'° = 2';  15 аddress lines (Ао - А14) Lines А15 — А19 аre used tо…

Q: 10/M* = 0 for a memory read bus operation.

A: IO/M* is one of the operation in microprocessor that shows the status and signal

Q: Why are linear memory and paging related?

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Q: Discuss the roles of MAR and MDR in relation to interrupt

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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.