Chapter 5.3 Flashcards

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BITS

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The smallest unit of binary data.

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BYTE

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Unit of 8 bits or multiplies of 8 bit units

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3
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Nibbles

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A byte split into two 4 bit units

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Word

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Complete unit of information.

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5
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ADDRESS

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The location of a unit in a memory array. The
address of a byte is specified only by row. The address of
a bit is specified by row and column.

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6
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CAPACITY:

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It is the total number of data units that can be stored.

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7
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WRITE

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The write operation puts data into a specified address in the memory.

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READ

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The read operation takes data out of a specified address in the memory.

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ADDRESSING

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The addressing operation which is part of both read and write ,selects the specified memory address.

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Data Bus:

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Data units go into memory during a write operation and come out of the memory during a read operation on a set of lines called the data bus. The data bus is bidirectional

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ADDRESS BUS:

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For a write or read operation ,an address is selected by placing a binary code representing the desired address on a set of lines called address lines.

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12
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The number of lines in the address bus depends on …

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the addressing capacity.

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13
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RAM:

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(RANDOM ACCESS MEMORY) : A type of memory in which all addresses are accessible in an equal amount of time and can be selected in any order for a read or write operation .All RAM’S have both read and write capability.

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ROM

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(READ ONLY MEMORY): A type of memory where data can be stored permanently or semi permanently .Data can be read form a ROM ,but there is no write operation as in RAM. The ROM is a random access memory

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15
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What are the types of Ram?

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static RAM (SRAM) and 
dynamic RAM(DRAM) .

► SRAMs use flip flops as storage elements and can therefore
store data indefinitely as long as dc power is applied

► DRAMs use capacitors as storage elements and can retain
data very long without the capacitors being recharged by a
process called refreshing .

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16
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Why are Both SRAMs and DRAMs are volatile memories?

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because they will lose stored data when dc power is removed.

16
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Why are Both SRAMs and DRAMs are volatile memories?

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because they will lose stored data when dc power is removed.

16
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Why are Both SRAMs and DRAMs are volatile memories?

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because they will lose stored data when dc power is removed.

17
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What are the types of SRAM?

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Asynchronous SRAM (ASRAM)
Synchrounous Burst SRAM ( SB SRAM)
18
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What are the types of DRAM?

A

FAST PAGE MODE DRAM (FPM DRAM)
EXTENDED DATA OUT DRAM (EDO DRAM)
BURST EDO DRAM (BEDO DRAM)
SYNCHOROUNOUS DRAM (SDRAM)

19
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Why PROM is used primarily as an addressable memory and not as a logic device?

A

Because of limitations imposed by fixed AND gates

20
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Why the PLA is also called FPLA (Field programmable logic array)?

A

Because of the user in the field, not the manufacturer, programs it.

21
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What is the most common one-time programmable logic device?

22
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What are the difference between GAL and PLA?

A
  1. GAL is reprogrammable

2. GAL has programmable output configurations

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What is FPGA?
Field Programmable Logic Device is the most complex programmable logic device that can solve very complex logic problems and even implement complex microcontrollers/ processors inside the device.
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FPGA has ...
Programmable Logic cell Programmable interconnect Programmable IO blocks