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11.3.3. Instruction Register Operations
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- 1.
What does MFC stand for?
Hint
Think about the signals related to memory operations.
- 2.
What is an MDR?
Hint
Look for the function of this register in data transfer.
- 3.
What does the MFC signal indicate?
- Data is ready to write
- Read operation is complete
- Sending data to the address register
Hint
It’s a signal that tells us about the state of memory communication.
- 4.
True or False: The MDR only holds data being written to memory.
- True
- False
Hint
Consider the functions of the MDR in both processes.
- 5.
How would a corrupted MFC signal affect both read and write operations? Provide a detailed scenario.
Hint
Consider how signals synchronize the entire operation.
- 6.
Design a flowchart for a read operation from initiating the command to data being transferred to R1, including all control signals involved.
Hint
Focus on connecting each step logically to show the sequence.
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