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The document outlines various topics related to control units, including microprogramming, microinstruction formats, and the organization of microprogrammed control units. It discusses address sequencing, the operation of microprogram sequencers, and differentiates between hardwired and microprogrammed control units. Additionally, it covers control signals and hardware implementation steps for control units.

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Chapter 3 Assignment

The document outlines various topics related to control units, including microprogramming, microinstruction formats, and the organization of microprogrammed control units. It discusses address sequencing, the operation of microprogram sequencers, and differentiates between hardwired and microprogrammed control units. Additionally, it covers control signals and hardware implementation steps for control units.

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3.

Control Unit
1. Microprogramming and Microinstructions
 Write a microprogram for the fetch cycle and addition cycle.
[5]
 Write down the symbolic microprogram for fetch routine and
addition execute routine. [4]
 Explain the microinstruction format with example. [5]
 Explain the micro instruction format. [4]
 Describe micro-instruction format in detail. [3]
 Explain microinstruction format used in microprogramming
Control unit and write micro program for fetch cycle. [6+4]
 Describe various fields in micro-instruction format with
diagram showing different fields. [6]
 Explain the organization of a control memory. Discuss the
microinstruction format with the help of a suitable example.
[4+6]
 Explain the address sequencer with the help of a block
diagram. Explain about microinstruction format in detail. [5+5]

2. Microprogram Sequencer and Address Sequencing


 What is address sequencing? Explain the selection of address
for control memory with its block diagram. [3+7]
 Define address sequencing. Explain the address sequencing
capabilities required in control memory. [3+5]
 Explain with diagram the working of microprogram sequencer
for control memory. [6]
 Draw the diagram of Micro-programmed sequencer for a
control memory and explain it. [10]

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 Draw and explain block diagram of micro-programmed
sequencer for control memory. [5]
 Explain the operation of microprogram sequencer used in
microprogrammed control unit. [5]
 Explain micro program sequencer used in microprogrammed
control unit. [6]
 How address of micro instruction is generated by next address
generator in control unit? Explain with suitable diagram. [8]
 What factors cause a micro-programmed control unit to be
selected over a hardwired control unit? Explain with a relevant
block diagram how the address of control memory is selected
in a micro-programmed control unit. [3+7]
 Explain address sequencing with the help of a block diagram.
[5]

3. Microprogrammed Control Unit Organization


 Explain block diagram of micro-programmed control
organization. [4]
 Explain the organization structure of a microprogram control
unit and the generation of control signals using microprogram.
[10]
 Explain with block diagram of micro programmed control unit.
[5]

4. Hardwired vs Microprogrammed Control Units


 Differentiate between hardwired and micro-programmed
control unit. [5]

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 Differentiate between hardwired and micro-programmed
control units. How does sequencing logic work in a micro-
programmed control unit to execute a micro-program? [4+6]
 Compare and contrast between hardwired and
microprogrammed control unit. [4]
 What are the differences between hardwired implementation
and micro-programmed implementation of control unit?
Explain with steps involved when you are designing micro-
program control unit. [4+6]
 Describe the operation of hardwired control unit with a typical
block diagram. [5]

5. Control Signals and Hardware Implementation


 What are the three types of control signals? Explain the key
steps in hardware implementation of a control unit. [3+7]

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