Aug 23, 2020 · Assume the memory is 4-byte addressable. MY QUESTION IS: what is the difference between an "address" and "the memory is 4 byte addressable"? I understand an address would be …

Consider a 32-bit microprocessor composed of 2 fields: the first byte contains the opcode and remainder an immediate operand or an operand address. What is the maximum directly addressable memory …

Let's assume the system is byte addressable. Then each cache block contains 8 words* (4 bytes/word)=32=2 5 bytes, so the offset is 5 bits. The index for a direct mapped cache is the number …

Aug 19, 2015 · Page-addressable, block-addressable? Bit-addressable, byte-addressable and word-addressable are the only terms I've seen use. It doesn't make much sense to address only units …

Sep 8, 2019 · I am trying to understand the difference between byte addressing and word addressing. A 4-way set-associative cache memory unit with a capacity of 16 KB is built using a block size of 8 …

Apr 29, 2015 · Suppose a system in which addresses (physical and logical) occupy 32 bits, page size is 1024 bytes (2 10), and physical memory is of size 32MB. How many frames are in physical memory? …

Feb 24, 2017 · Bits in an addressable memory location - 16 in this example. Addressable memory locations - 1M = 2^20 in this example. CPU word size 1M = 2^20, while the max number of memory …

0 This formula assumes that memory is word-addressable rather than byte-addressable. The number of words that can be addressed is $2^n$. If you want to convert this from words to bytes, you can use …

0 I am going over some practice questions for the Major field exam and it asks: A processor with a word-addressable memory has a two-way set-associative cache. A cache line is one word, so a cache …

1 Well, my question - if word addressable memory has more bytes than byte addressable memory - is derived from the fact that in word addressable memory each address addresses a word and in byte …