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 …

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 …

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 …

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 …

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 …

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 …

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 …

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 …

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 …

One address addresses one something. So 16 bits of address can address $2^ {16}$ something s. In the case of memory organised in bytes, this is 64KB (kilobytes). If memory were …