12- In the given code, statement 2 will executed at what time step?: initial fork 5x 1'b0; // statement 1 # 15 y= 1b'1; //statement 2 join a) 15 b) 20 c) 5 d) Current simulation time e) 1 0 None of the above 13- Assume an 8-bit word sized 2K byte of memory. The number of address lines required for transferis: a) 11 lines. b) 10 lines. c) 8 lines. d) 2048 line. e) none of the given options 14- In coincident decoding, the decoder size required to decode 16K bytes of memory should be: a) 5x 32. b) 4 x 16. c) 6x 64. d) 7x 128 e) none of the given options 15- The slowest type of ROM to be erased is: a) EEPROM b) EPROM c) PROM d) Mask fabricated ROM e) ROM cannot be erased. 16- What is the total memory size reserved in the following instruction? reg (7: 0] memram [0: 8192); a) 16 MByte b) 16 Kbyte c) 8 Mbyte d) 4 Kbyte e) None of the given Page 5 of 8
12- In the given code, statement 2 will executed at what time step?: initial fork 5x 1'b0; // statement 1 # 15 y= 1b'1; //statement 2 join a) 15 b) 20 c) 5 d) Current simulation time e) 1 0 None of the above 13- Assume an 8-bit word sized 2K byte of memory. The number of address lines required for transferis: a) 11 lines. b) 10 lines. c) 8 lines. d) 2048 line. e) none of the given options 14- In coincident decoding, the decoder size required to decode 16K bytes of memory should be: a) 5x 32. b) 4 x 16. c) 6x 64. d) 7x 128 e) none of the given options 15- The slowest type of ROM to be erased is: a) EEPROM b) EPROM c) PROM d) Mask fabricated ROM e) ROM cannot be erased. 16- What is the total memory size reserved in the following instruction? reg (7: 0] memram [0: 8192); a) 16 MByte b) 16 Kbyte c) 8 Mbyte d) 4 Kbyte e) None of the given Page 5 of 8
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