Assume that there are three 8086 microprocessors. They are named A, B and C respectively. Value of A's pin 35 is 0 and B and C's pin 35 is 1. Who is the bus master among these processors? Also which processors are the Slave processors. 13.

Assume that there are three 8086 microprocessors. They are named A, B and C respectively. Value of A's pin 35 is 0 and B and C's pin 35 is 1. Who is the bus master among these processors? Also which processors are the Slave processors. 13.

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