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On early computers, every byte of data read or written was handled by the CPU (i.e., there was no DMA). What implications does this have for multiprogramming?
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A DMA controller transfers 32-bit words from an input device to memory in one clock cycle using cycle stealing. The input device transmits data at a rate of 9600 bytes pe...
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CPU can leave current instruction execution, without completing it for :Service of interruptDMABothNeither
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An I/O device transfers a data 10MB/s over a bus which is capable of sending the data at a rate 100MB/s. Consider a processor operates at 200MHZ, and it takes 100 clock c...
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Does DMA use interrupts? or not. please, someone ..
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Consider a disk drive with the following specifications. 16 surfaces, 128 tracks / surfaces, 256 sectors / track, 512 B / sector, rotations speed 3600 rpm. The disk is op...
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For word preperatioin time what i thought is the time taken to transfer the data into DMA buffer is it correct ?. Or is any buffer is available inside DMA or not or that...
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Wikipedia says this about DMA burst mode (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Direct_memory_access#Burst_mode)In burst mode, an entire block of data is transferred in one conti...
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I was going through this problem: Consider a disk drive with the following specifications:16 surfaces, 512 tracks/surface, 512 sectors/track, 1 KB/sector, rotation speed ...
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True/false1. To access bus the DMA does not issue an interrupt it is done through DMA-request and DMA-acknowledge wires. Interrupt is issued by DMA to CPU only after comp...
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Assertion(A): The DMA technique is more efficient than the interrupt-driven technique for high volume I/O data transfer.Reason(R): The DMA technique doesnt make use of th...
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A hard disk with a transfer rate of 1 KBps is constantly transferring data to memory using DMA cycle stealing mode. The size of the data transfer is 16 bytes. The process...
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a system employing interrupt-driven I/O for a particular device that transfersdata at an average of 8 KB/s on a continuous basis.a. Assume that interrupt processing takes...
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Consider a device with 1MB per second transfer rate and operating in cycle stealing mode of DMA. It requires 0.5 microsecond to transfer the data (1 byte) when it is read...
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can someone explain what is preparation time in DMA exactly?and why is it multiplied by CPU cycle time in most of the questions here?does preparation time means that a wo...
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Which of the following mode of data transfer uses Interrupt mechanism ? (More then may be correct)Programmed I/OInterrupt Driven data transferDMA ModeAsynchronous I/OSync...
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A DMA controller uses the main memory buffer. It employs cycle stealing to deposit input data to this buffer. Suppose the external device uses a 9600 band transfer rate. ...
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Consider a device of 1MBPS is operating in a cycle stealing mode of DMA .Whenever 16 B word is available it is transferred into memory in 4 microseconds. What is the % of...
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Consider a system in which DMA technique is used to transfer 16 MB of data from an I/O device into memory. The bandwidth of I/O device is 128 KB/s. The clock cycle of the...
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Consider ​y μs is cycle time / transfer time (for memory) x μs is data transfer time / preparation time (for disk) then % of time CPU idle in CYCLE STEALING MODE is = y/...
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Can anyone suggest me best resource for IO organization, DMA and hard disk structure in CO. I am getting difficulty in these topics.
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Consider sending a large file of $360,000$ bits from Host $A$ to Host $B,$ connected through a router, as shown in the below figure $2.$ Assume that there is no queuing a...
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https://gateoverflow.in/131079/coa-dmaFOR BURST MODE IT SHOULD ALSO SYSTEM BUS??
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Since a DMA contoller is connected with the number of I/O devices. Is it possible that DMA controller (say master) is connected with number of other DMA controllers (say ...
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Locality of Reference is use Cache Memory but not DMA. Why?I mean atleast temporal locality should use DMA. as definition of temporal locaity is "Temporal locality refers...
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Consider 8-bit DMA device operating in cycle stealing mode (Single Transfer Mode). Each DMA cycle takes 6 clock and each clock is of 2 MHz. An intermediate CPU machine cy...
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In DMA, there are two modes of transferring data: burst and cycle stealing. Also, there are two states of CPU when operating DMA: either it's blocked or consumed.I want t...
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DMA is mainly used to control faster processor activity.Then how processor time slows down by a DMA activity?