5 Questions
Define the address bus in computer architecture.
The address bus is a unidirectional bus that transmits the address from the processor to memory and input-output devices.
What is the purpose of the data bus?
The data bus is used to send data between the processor, memory, and input-output devices.
Explain the function of the control bus.
The control bus transmits timing, status signals, and commands between the processor, memory, and I/O devices.
What are the three buses collectively called in a computer system?
The three buses collectively called a system bus.
How is memory divided in a computer system?
Memory is divided into several fixed segments called words, which can be of different sizes depending on the processor type.
Test your knowledge of computer architecture with this quiz! Learn about the address bus, data bus, and control bus, and how they transmit information between the processor, memory, and input-output devices. Challenge yourself with questions on the unidirectional and bidirectional nature of these buses.
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