The process of organizing the memory into two banks to allow 8 and 16-bit data…
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The process of organizing the memory into two banks to allow 8 and 16-bit data operation is called
Answer: C. Two-way memory interleaving — The process of organizing memory into two banks to allow 8 and 16-bit data operation is called Two-way memory interleaving. This technique splits physical…
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Bank switching
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Indexed mapping
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Two-way memory interleaving
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Memory segmentation
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Correct answer: C
The process of organizing memory into two banks to allow 8 and 16-bit data operation is called Two-way memory interleaving. This technique splits physical memory into even and odd banks, allowing the system to access single bytes or full words depending on bus width requirements.
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