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Memory Addressing and RAM Design Tutorial

The document outlines a tutorial for a physics course, detailing various exercises related to memory addressing, access rates, and RAM design. It includes tasks such as calculating the number of pins for memory addressing, determining maximum data access rates, and designing specific RAM configurations. Additionally, it requires an explanation of charge coupled devices (CCDs) along with their applications.

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Memory Addressing and RAM Design Tutorial

The document outlines a tutorial for a physics course, detailing various exercises related to memory addressing, access rates, and RAM design. It includes tasks such as calculating the number of pins for memory addressing, determining maximum data access rates, and designing specific RAM configurations. Additionally, it requires an explanation of charge coupled devices (CCDs) along with their applications.

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PHYS 3203

Tutorial # 1

1. Find the number of pins required for addressing and the address range in binary format for a
memory with following M words storage:

(i) 64 (ii) 1K (iii) 1M

Also express the address range in hexadecimal and octal format.

2. Determine the maximum rate (words/sec) at which data can be accessed from a memory with
access time 300ns and cycle time 580ns.

3. Find the number of 1024 x 4 bit static RAM (Intel 2142) and other ICs required to obtain
followings:

(i) 4096 x 4 bit RAM


(ii) 1024 x 8 bit RAM
(ii) 16K bytes of RAM

4. Design a 4 × 3 bit random access memory (RAM) having binary cells comprising flip-flops
and gates.

5. Explain structure and operation of charge coupled devices (CCDs). Write down some applications
of CCDs.

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