a) A memory unit has 28-bit address lines and 64-bit input/output data lines. How many bytes...
a) A memory unit has 28-bit address lines and 64-bit input/output data lines. How many bytes of data can this memory hold? How many words does it contain, and how large is each word?
b) A memory unit consists of 32M words of 16-bit each. How many bits wide address lines and input-output data lines are needed to access this memory?
c) A memory unit consists of 512K bytes of data. How many bits wide address lines are needed to access this memory if the word size is 16 bit? If the word size is 64 bit?
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