Which type of multiprocessor system uses snoopy protocol and why?

Q: difference between a unified cache and a Harvard cache.

A: ANS: - Unified cache vs Harvard cache: - S.No. Unified Cache Harvard Cache 1. It holds data as…

Q: What is the difference between a TLB, a page table, and a cache in a limited memory system?

A: Introduction: A translation lookaside buffer (TLB) is a memory reserve used to reduce the time it…

Q: Establish address-control lines.

A: Address line 1 should contain the primary address information and secondary address information…

Q: A computer has a 64-bit virtual address, a 4 Kbyte page size, and page tables with four levels. How…

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Q: Given a standard memory size of 2^15 block, briefly explain how many addressable locations can be…

A: Given: Given a standard memory size of 2^15 block, briefly explain how many addressable locations…

Q: The devices can communicate without a protocol True O False One of the advantages of Bus is the…

A: Protocol is a set of rules that are established in between sender and receiver for understanding the…

Q: What does SMP (Symmetric Multiprocessing) really mean?

A: Symmetric multiprocessing (SMP) is a parallel computing architecture where multiple identical…

Q: A Processor has a 2-Way Set-associative cache size of 8 MiB, and uses blocks of 64 bytes. It also…

A: Here in this question we have given  Cache size =8MiB Block size =64B K way =2. Find - bit used for…

Q: A computer system has a cache with TC = 8 ns and physical memory with Tp = 25 ns. If the hit rat %3D…

A: We are given a problem based on cache hit and miss ratio.  Hit means data is available in the cache…

Q: Consider a system having buddy system with physical address space 1MB.Calculate the size of…

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Q: In a page addressing system of 15 bits, where eight bits are used for the page number, what would be…

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Q: What is the difference between MPP and SMP processors?

A: MPP and SMP processors Symmetric Multiprocessing (SMP) is a tightly coupled multiprocessor system.…

Q: Is masm one-address, two-address or three-address?

A: MASM stands for Microsoft Macro Assembler, which is an 8086 assembler used for MS-DOS and Microsoft…

Q: memory access time is 200 nanoseconds and average page-fault service time is 8 milliseconds, and you…

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Q: How does indexed addressing differ from based addressing?

A: Index addressing and based addressing: The index register basically stores an offset, which is…

Q: In a virtual memory system, the size of virtual address is 32-bits and page size is 64KB . One page…

A: Pages are needed to store entire page table

Q: What is logical addressing?

A: Answer is in step 2

Q: !In a two-level paging system, each page table entry is 16 bytes and the page size is 16 KB. How…

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Q: CS Operating System If we use 10 bits to represent the outer page, 8 bits to represent the inner…

A: The outer page, inner page and the page offset is indicated in the below figure, Two level address:…

Q: Given a standard memory size of 2 15 block, briefly explain how many addressable locations can be…

A: Given: The standard memory size = 2^15

Q: processoro processor, CPU, CPU, registers registers cache cache

A: Cache memory: Cache memory is a high speed memory that is used to store frequently accessed data.…

Q: When comparing 7CH and 7CH, what is the difference between 7CH and 7CH? Where exactly in the…

A: Given: What is the difference between 7CH bit address and 7CH byte address? What memory location…

Q: SMP (Symmetric Multiprocessing): What precisely is it?

A: Symmetric Multiprocessing Symmetric multiprocessing, or SMP, is a type of computer architecture in…

Q: 2. Draw the 3 state cache coherence protocol state diagram discussed in the slides/book. Draw the…

A: Solution:--   1)As required in the question it has mentioned to draw a 3 state cache coherence…

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: For an 8-wordwide cache with the following access times, calculate the effective bandwidth. L1: 2…

A: Actually, cache memory is a fast access memory.

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 meant by interprocess communication? Discuss about synchronous interprocess communication.

A: The Answer is in Below Steps

Q: TMS320C30 DSP Highlight its feature and answer the following: 1. Memories 2. Speed & Cycles 3.…

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Q: What precisely is symmetric multiprocessing, or SMP?

A: The answer is given below step.

Q: Many SMP systems have different levels of caches; one level is local to each processing core, and…

A: Here is the answer with an explanation:-

Q: For a system that uses 10-KB page size, calculate the page number and offset for the "200001"…

A: The formula for calculating Page number = (address reference / page size) This is the page number…

Q: Given a 16 bit virtual address space and a 10 bit low-order offset how many bytes is each page.

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Q: A microprocessor must include bus arbitration control pins to manage traffic on the bus and prevent…

A: Introduction: To prevent two devices from attempting to utilise the bus simultaneously, a…

Q: In aystem using paged Memory Management, The size ot Logical Address spaces is 12 MB The page table…

A: The answer for optimum page size in bytes are

Q: If memory access time is 200 nanoseconds and average page-fault service time is 8 milliseconds, and…

A: If memory access time is 200 nanoseconds and average page-fault service time is 8 milliseconds,…

Q: Consider a memory system with a cache, a main memory and a virtual memory. The access times and hit…

A: Introduction :Given , Hit rate(H) and access time(T) for cache(1) , main memory(2) , virtual…

Q: What is a system bus? What are its primary components?

A: Note: As per Bartleby's answering guidelines, only one question can be answered at a time. Thus…

Q: If a system has a 4-MB address space, where each page is 4 KB, and page table accesses take 100 nS,…

A: Given Data :  Size of Address Space = 4 MB  Size of the page = 4 KB  One page tablet/page access…

Q: which cache type exclusively improves the fetch stage of the John von Neumann architecture blank…

A: Blank#1 : instruction cache Blank#2 : data cache

Q: How VM provides processes with separate addressspaces.

A: Here have to determine about VM provides processes with separate address spaces.

Q: Explain about TLB, page table, and cache for small memory system ?

A: TLB: A translation lookaside buffer (TLB) is a memory reserve that is utilized to lessen the time…

Q: What exactly does SMP, which stands for symmetric multiprocessing, mean?

A: Introduction: Multiprocessing (MP) is a computer hardware and software architecture in which many…

Q: What is SMP (Symmetric Multiprocessing)?

A: Most computer systems are single processor systems but multiprocessor systems are increasing in…

Q: If memory access time is 200 nanoseconds and average page-fault service time is 8 milliseconds, and…

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Q: For a 512k x 32 memory system, what is the data width at each address location? 19 32 512k 16M

A: Given, Size of memory system = 512k x 32 For a m x n memory system, Size of address = log 2 m Size…

Q: Is EIGRP capable of supporting secondary addresses?

A: Introduction: It is used on a computer network to automate routing choices and configuration.…

Q: What is the Effective memory access time for a machine with a cache hit rate of 90%, where the cache…

A: As we know the formula of Effective memory access time  is  Average Memory Access Time = Hit ratio *…

Computer Fundamentals

The computer is termed computation. For calculating or computing something the device that has been used is known as the computer. Or we can say that for performing a fast arithmetic operation the device that has been used is a computer. Storing, processing, and retrieving are the main features of a computer.