Exam 11: Data Storage

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-Refer to Figure 11- 2. What address line or lines are HIGH if it is desired to input a decimal 10 into the code converter (address decoder) and what is the resulting Gray code output value?

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Which of the following is one of the basic characteristics of DRAMs?

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Question 42

A DRAM has a because ________ .

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Question 43

Eight bits of digital data are normally referred to as a ________.

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Question 44

The arrangement of tracks and sectors on a disk is known as the ________.

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Question 45

The difference between RAM and ROM is _________.

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Question 46

The remote servers in a cloud storage system are referred to as ________.

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Question 47

-The point identified as the "X bus" in Figure 11- 1 is the ________ bus.

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Question 48

One of the advantages of DRAMs is their ability to store data without the need for periodically refreshing the memory contents.

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-Refer to Figure 11- 2. What address line or lines are HIGH if it is desired to input a decimal 10 into the code converter (address decoder) and what is the resulting Gray code output value?

Which of the following is one of the basic characteristics of DRAMs?

A DRAM has a because ________ .

Eight bits of digital data are normally referred to as a ________.

The arrangement of tracks and sectors on a disk is known as the ________.

The difference between RAM and ROM is _________.

The remote servers in a cloud storage system are referred to as ________.

-The point identified as the "X bus" in Figure 11- 1 is the ________ bus.

One of the advantages of DRAMs is their ability to store data without the need for periodically refreshing the memory contents.

Introductory Concepts

Number Systems, Operations, and Codes

Logic Gates

Boolean Algebra and Logic Simplification

Combinational Logic Analysis

Functions of Combinational Logic

Latches, Flip-Flops, and Timers

Shift Registers

Counters

Programmable Logic

Signal Conversion and Processing

Data Transmission

Data Processing and Control

Integrated Circuit Technologies

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