Example: show the control signals needed to perform Add R1, R2, RO using: a. Three bus organization b. One bus organization Solution: a. Three bus organization Step Instruction type Micro-operation Control Inst-x Ro (R)+(R) Select Ry as source I on out busl (R, cut-bus I) Select R; as source 2 on out-bus2 (R out-bus2) Select Ro as destination on in-bus (Ro in-bus) Select the ALU function to

Example: show the control signals needed to perform Add R1, R2, RO using: a. Three bus organization b. One bus organization Solution: a. Three bus organization Step Instruction type Micro-operation Control Inst-x Ro (R)+(R) Select Ry as source I on out busl (R, cut-bus I) Select R; as source 2 on out-bus2 (R out-bus2) Select Ro as destination on in-bus (Ro in-bus) Select the ALU function to

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