The address range for a memory block is from $00000 to $1FFFF. Determine the data size...
The address range for a memory block is from $00000 to $1FFFF. Determine the data size and also the starting and the ending addresses in decimal code.
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The address range for a memory block is from $00000 to $1FFFF.
Its decimal code for starting address is 0. and for ending address is (1*164 + 15*163 + 15*162 + 15*16 + 15) = (131071)10.
The number memory units addressable with these number of addresses are : (131071 - 0)+1 = 131072 addressable units(Bytes or words). So, size of the memory block is : 131072 addressable units.
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