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Semiconductor Memory
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A nonvolatile type of memory that can be programmed and erased in sectors, rather than one byte at a time is:
Options
A. flash memory
B. EPROM
C. EEPROM
D. MPROM
Correct Answer
flash memory
Semiconductor Memory problems
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1. How many storage locations are available when a memory device has twelve address lines?
Options
A. 144
B. 512
C. 2048
D. 4096
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Correct Answer: 4096
2. Which of the following RAM timing parameters determine(s) its operating speed?
Options
A. t
acc
B. t
aa
and t
acs
C. t
1
and t
3
D. t
rc
and t
wc
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Correct Answer: t
1
and t
3
3. Select the best description of the fusible-link PROM.
Options
A. user programmable, one-time programmable
B. manufacturer programmable, one-time programmable
C. user programmable, reprogrammable
D. manufacturer programmable, reprogrammable
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Correct Answer: user programmable, one-time programmable
4. Memory that loses its contents when power is lost is:
Options
A. nonvolatile
B. volatile
C. random
D. static
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Correct Answer: volatile
5. A computerized self-diagnostic for a ROM test uses:
Options
A. the check-sum method
B. a ROM listing
C. ROM comparisons
D. a checkerboard test
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Correct Answer: the check-sum method
6. Which of the following best describes static memory devices?
Options
A. memory devices that are magnetic in nature and do not require constant refreshing
B. semiconductor memory devices in which stored data is retained as long as power is applied
C. memory devices that are magnetic in nature and require constant refreshing
D. semiconductor memory devices in which stored data will not be retained with the power applied unless constantly refreshed
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Correct Answer: semiconductor memory devices in which stored data is retained as long as power is applied
7. How many bits are used in the data bus?
Options
A. 7
B. 8
C. 9
D. 16
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Correct Answer: 8
8. How many bits are used in the address bus?
Options
A. 7
B. 8
C. 9
D. 16
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Correct Answer: 16
9. A microprocessor unit, a memory unit, and an input/output unit form a:
Options
A. CPU
B. compiler
C. microcomputer
D. ALU
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Correct Answer: microcomputer
10. A port can be:
Options
A. strictly for input
B. strictly for output
C. bidirectional
D. all the above
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Correct Answer: bidirectional
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