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What is the maximum number of memory locations an 8-bit address bus can address?
Think about 2 raised to the power of the number of bits.
What does '1K' represent in terms of bytes?
Consider the binary meaning behind the 'K'.
What is the maximum number of addresses possible with a 16-bit address bus?
Think of the powers of 2.
True or False: 1 megabyte equals 1000 kilobytes.
Differentiate between binary and metric systems.
Calculate the required address bus size to accommodate 8 GB of memory if each addressable memory location holds 2 bytes.
Use the formula 2^(address bus size) to determine the required value.
Design a simple system with 256KB of memory. What address bus size is required, and consider byte vs word addressing?
Base your design on fundamental addressing principles.
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