(a) Interface a memory having 8-bit addresses (b) Interface a memory having 16-bit addresses (c) Interface an IO having 8-bit addresses (d) Interface an IO having16-bit addresses
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Answer : (d)
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IO and Memory Interfacing » Exercise - 14. Memory mapped I/O is a technique to : (a) Interface a memory having 8-bit addresses (b) Interface a memory having 16-bit addresses (c) Interface an IO having 8-bit addresses (d) Interface an IO having 16-bit addresses
IO and Memory Interfacing » Exercise - 1 1. Permanent data and instructions storing memory is : (a) RAM chips (b) ROM chips (c) DRAM chips (d) None of these
IO and Memory Interfacing » Exercise - 12. ................ memory chips are said to be volatile. (a) RAM chips (b) ROM chips (c) DRAM chips (d) None of these
IO and Memory Interfacing » Exercise - 15. The advantage of memory mapped I/O over I/O mapped I/O is : (a) Faster (b) Many instructions supporting memory mapped I/O (c) Require a bigger address decoder (d) All of the above
IO and Memory Interfacing » Exercise - 13. EPROM is erased by using : (a) Infrared rays (b) Ultraviolet rays (c) 12 V electric pulse (d) 24 V electric pulse