8086 can locate 16 bits of data in one cycle with the help of 20 bits of address Don't be confused with data bits and address lines Still confusion u can contact me on 9573393994
why the even memory bank is also know as lower order and odd memory as higher order ( is it because Even bank always gives lower byte So Even bank is also called Lower bank(LB) and Odd bank is also called Higher bank) if there is any other reason please tell me and why even bank is chosen to give lower byte and odd bank to give higher byte
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Memory access in chunks ! Cache RAM and ROM !
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Bro... Explain the address lines in 8086.. As you said 1st cycle 8086 can locate 16 bits and what about remaining 4 bits sir
8086 can locate 16 bits of data in one cycle with the help of 20 bits of address
Don't be confused with data bits and address lines
Still confusion u can contact me on 9573393994
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why the even memory bank is also know as lower order and odd memory as higher order ( is it because Even bank always gives lower byte So Even bank is also called Lower bank(LB) and Odd bank is also called Higher bank) if there is any other reason please tell me and why even bank is chosen to give lower byte and odd bank to give higher byte
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