3- The 8086 Processor has several control lines, in considering that. Explain the following: a. Processor sends data to memory (write) and receives data (read) from memory on the data bus. How to determine (processor send/ receive?) b. How do 8086 distinguish between memory locations and I/O devices, when the CPU wants to access a particular memory location or I/O?

3- The 8086 Processor has several control lines, in considering that. Explain the following: a. Processor sends data to memory (write) and receives data (read) from memory on the data bus. How to determine (processor send/ receive?) b. How do 8086 distinguish between memory locations and I/O devices, when the CPU wants to access a particular memory location or I/O?

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

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