Bus architecture in computer Organization | COA| Lec-19 | Bhanu Priya

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4 bits = 1 nibble 8 bits = 1 byte

[@niteshkumar-zf9bp]

Yes

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But mam said wrong n?

[@Trafalgar_D_law_]

4bits = 1byte only know

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@@Trafalgar_D_law_ noo bro..8 bits =1 byte

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Great english Gud explanation Hats off to your talent madam

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[@kewkumbgamesofficial6834]

you were the first to make me understand. Yoiu simplify it where it is necessary

[@kewkumbgamesofficial6834]

like hearing (bus connects major components) LIke I know that already, but when you said it was like, take a step back ....you alwasy can come back to this fact.

[@kewkumbgamesofficial6834]

Thank you so much

[@paramatasruteeshkumar4350]

19:42 Address bus is used to point to particular address to read/write data from/to memory. So, number of lines in address bus denotes maximum addressable RAM and not processor capacity. (As per my understanding. Correct me if I am wrong)

[@aravindsagar2226]

You are correct

[@notKhalid]

Your understanding is correct. The number of lines in the address bus determines the maximum amount of addressable memory. Each line in the address bus represents a binary digit or "bit," and the number of bits in the address bus determines the maximum number of memory locations that can be addressed. For example, a 16-bit address bus can address up to 2^16 (or 65,536) memory locations, while a 32-bit address bus can address up to 2^32 (or 4,294,967,296) memory locations. The processor capacity is determined by its architecture and design, including factors such as clock speed, cache size, and number of cores. The address bus is just one component that affects the overall performance of a computer system.

[@xpertstrategist2216]

Well explained. Thank you for this.

[@rameshummidisetti9854]

so useful video ....ur explanation vry good madam.

[@ganeshchand5760]

mam there is a mistake that adress bus should not have connection with i/o devices

[@manmohankaur9255]

Could you please explain the functions of I/o read and I/o write ?

[@venkatramayya5945]

Nice hand writing mam🤩

[@rohithdiddi7152]

Thank you madam..... Sry for telling that you have mentioned that 1 byte = 4 bits.... But it is wrong actually 1 byte= 8 bits.....👍👍👍

[@sanathdasari5985]

Excellent explanation madam....... Nice.. Please do more videos.....

[@kumaravelrajan]

8080 has 16 bit address bus and hence 64k address space. Is this because 2^16 is 64k?

[@sudip1573]

Radhe Radhe ma'am 💗

[@maryteresa3042]

8 bites =1byte is basics of this is subject, But this video is good

[@pawanpatidar4455]

it's bits not bites😅

[@VikasKumar-sb1xj]

Thanks for verry easy explained the buses

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Wonderful xplaination....Great job Maam

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Super explanation 👏👏👏

[@varunikasrivastava5202]

u explained it so easily ma'am

[@alimuhammad2261]

Thank you mam for good explanation

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Why aren't there any English subtitles, it would've been more convenient for me because I normally prefer Watching at mute

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[@srkpallapolu5932]

@ 7:57 location , you were telling like 1 Byte is equal to 4 Bits?, please correct it. 1 Byte means 8 Bit only and the Data Bus width is 8 Bit Data Bus

[@mahmoodhasan8129]

Wonderful explanation. I'm new on this. I was confused about it. Now its a lot clearer. If I understand u right, the system bus is actually sitting on the motherboard or did I get it wrong.

[@prateekkatiyar9532]

Eight

[@bollywood8deffect238]

mam bus aapki jo english hai vo samajhne mai bhut problem hoti baki sab bhut aacha hai yaar nhi aati hai to hindi mai bhi chalega kyoki aapke pdane ka tarika aacha hai

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Thank you for posting this video!

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Nyc explanation mam 🙏

[@fathimaabdulaleem6857]

Thank you loads for this vedio😭

[@rohitpandey3286]

8bits is 1byte

[@KnowledgeAmplifier1]

Yes bahi...Maam has done mistake there.

[@ssharma5127]

Yes

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It is easy to find fault

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[@rajmiracle4901]

1 bit=binary 8 bits=1 byte 1 (Kilo Byte)KB =1024 Bytes 1(Mega Byte) MB=1024 KB 1 (Giga Byte)GB=1024 MB 1 (Tera Byte)TB =1024 GB 1(Peta Byte) PB=1024 TB 1 (Exa Byte)EB=1024 PB 1 (Zetta Byte)ZB=1024 EB 1 (Gotta Byte)YB=1024 ZB 1 (Bronto Byte)BB=1024 YB 1 (Geop Byte)GB=1024 BB The Geop Bute is the highest Memory #Hope u understand all the Memory

[@MysteryofScience]

Mam 1 Byte is equal to 8 bit ...

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Excellent effort but use a good pen

[@rajusmotivational5257]

You need Clear about bit/byte calculations. Any way, thanks for the explanatory video.

[@ek4m81]

sikdir de

[@bharatpari2976]

good explanation mam

[@arunsguide142]

one small change mam one byte is equal to 8 bits not four bits mam

[@saadahmedkhan8778]

4 bits= 1nibble, 8 bits= 1 byte

[@sumalimunasinghe3161]

Well explain. Thank you mam

[@azizmizrobov4058]

Control bus is unidirectional Moreover, One byte = collection of 8 bits.

[@nidhisharma-rj6yi]

Nice video mam 🙂

[@shreejanshrestha1931]

Isn't the control bus is unidirectional ?

[@arjunsreekumar3855]

How did you shoot this video? I mean where did you place the camera?

[@Kanishkx7]

wonderful explaination

[@sourav9770]

superb explanation thanks a lot ma'am

[@SimonChikezie]

7:59 1byte is equal to 8bits

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Thank you MAM.......

[@education4uofficial]

thank u

[@kkadk17]

7:53 8 bits= 1 byte 4 bits = 1 Nibble

[@mahmoodhasan8129]

It all sounds like a several "lane" highway and a Traffic Control system. 8 lanes (for cars only or call it Mr. Data Bus lane) = 8 bit.

[@47queen11]

Hello mam.... Will you please create a video on the use of PCI bus in the computer system...

[@RathourShubham]

No she won't

[@47queen11]

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[@Levis40]

No mam

[@Man-nv2rn]

5:33 i think control bus is unidirectional (correct me if i wrong)

[@theabhish1]

You are wrong

[@nibeditadutta4959]

Thanks for this

[@dashboard9876]

i guess control bus is unidirectional right ? or am i wrong ?? 5:37

[@ovz197]

Control bus is primarily unidirectional, it can be bidirectional in systems where devices need to send control signals back to the CPU.

[@ajaygopi50]

very useful for me.... tq

[@trivenihebballi6552]

Mam plz explain abt performance measurement.

[@kevinhaggins9114]

What is the difference from the bus and chipsets?

[@hari8175]

Can u explain connection between processor and system bus

[@shashikalaraju5769]

Thank you. One correction, control bus is unidirectional

[@kreation2708]

One more correction 1 byte =8 bits not 4 bits

[@sherbaazkhan361]

Welddon maim

[@allua6770]

Really nice too this

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thank u

[@aviralsrivastava6964]

7:29 i think 1byte = 8bits

[@samyy941]

Thank you mam❤️

[@movieclubnights008]

5:47 I/O have address bus be in bidirectional.

[@Hulashkumar97]

make a video on common bus system

[@vasu5526]

Love you❤❤ madam

[@fathimaabdulmuthalif4630]

Is bus architecture and common bus are same or not?

[@vasu5526]

Well explain ing

[@warunakumara7671]

madam thank u for the video lecture can u please teach us when we connect a peripheral card to mother board how does it communicate with mother board components , what does the IRQ table do in there , if you can madam please teach us how does a computer mother board works in embeded level , thank u madam

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Thanku ma'am 👌

[@umeshparmar2563]

Thanks ❤

[@ajitpradhan5281]

I want to know about arm structure

[@rameshmannam474]

Very good explanation.But 1byte=8 bites

[@abdelaalikhardazi6948]

if i have 4 bit data ...what would be the with of add bus ?

[@davidadegboye773]

System buses normally have 96-192 lines

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[@amirthaakarthikanagamuthu5286]

Mam please explain bus operation.in CA

[@pradeepchoudhary5191]

Control bus is not bidirectional. Only data bus is bidirectional and the other two are unidirectional.

[@hemanth3744]

At 11:26 How 16bits is related to 64k

[@hankmoody666]

2^16 = 65536 addresses - > divide by 1024 to get 64kb

[@hemanth3744]

@@hankmoody666 y should we divide by 1024

[@teodorakalezic]

Using n bits you can address 2^n addresses. n = 16 => number of addresses is 2^16 = 2^(10+6) = 2^10 * 2^6 2^10 = 1K (K = kilo rougly) 2^6 = 64 => number of addresses is 64 * 1K = 64K

[@naveenraj061]

@@hankmoody666 why we are divided it with 1024... And what doesn 64 kb mean?

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Superb video madum....

[@sushir1098]

16:27 Registers are nowhere faster than cache memory chips .

[@apparaosiddapureddy9749]

control bus is only unidirectional

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[@rameshnayak9213]

One nible equal to four bit

[@anishkoirala2237]

1 byte=8 bit mam not 4 bit

[@noone-rm8fm]

MA'AM NO DISRESPECT BUT YOU NEVER EXPLAINED WHOLE THING ALTHOUGH VIDEO IS OF 20 MIN YOU COULD HAVE COMPLETED WHOLE TOPIC THOROUGHLY BUT YOU DIDN'T. NO WONDER SESSION WAS GOOD BUT COULD BE BETTER

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[@abhishekranjan4252]

mam, 8 bit is equal to 1 byte not two bye

[@montronics8430]

Very helpfuf

[@BIT_IndhujaaS]

Thank you Ma'am

[@kironsk7697]

What is the process bus?

[@nisheshawale4310]

You can also refer to this blog: selfstudygeek.blogspot.com/2018/10/system-bus.html

[@1_fyit_afshar664]

group 8 bit is called 1 byte mam

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But mam in I/O the address bus is bidirectional

[@treasurechest2242]

1 byte=8bits. Correction on the 8th minute of the video.

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Accha

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no one has teaches all..thans

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Thank you soo much

[@kabirkanha]

Did she say 1 byte is equal to 4 bits?

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Thank you madam

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