1. In Von-neuman archticture the RAM and program memory have --------- bit width. 2. PIC16F87X family has a ---------bit program counter, Capable of addressing an program memory. 3. PIC16F877A has a- -Input/Output ports. 4. For 8086 MP, the instruction That rotates bits of byte or word left, by count- 5. If a register file contain Elh, and has an address 02Fh, then FSR is equal to --------, and INDF is equal to 6. The 8086 MP is a-------- bit microprocessor, and it has up ----------- memory locations, it can support up to........ 7. The instruction used to rotate "f" left through carry in PIC16F877A is --------... -----bit address bus can access -I/O ports.

1. In Von-neuman archticture the RAM and program memory have --------- bit width. 2. PIC16F87X family has a ---------bit program counter, Capable of addressing an program memory. 3. PIC16F877A has a- -Input/Output ports. 4. For 8086 MP, the instruction That rotates bits of byte or word left, by count- 5. If a register file contain Elh, and has an address 02Fh, then FSR is equal to --------, and INDF is equal to 6. The 8086 MP is a-------- bit microprocessor, and it has up ----------- memory locations, it can support up to........ 7. The instruction used to rotate "f" left through carry in PIC16F877A is --------... -----bit address bus can access -I/O ports.

Database System Concepts

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ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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