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Computer Science 324 Computer Architecture Mount Holyoke College Fall 2009
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Lecture 08: Building Larger Memory; Error Detection and Correction
Date: Friday, October 9, 2009
- Announcements
- Exam 1 Details:
- Take-home exam distributed at the end of class Tuesday,
October 20, due back on Wednesday, October 21, at 3 PM.
- The exam will cover topics up to today's class, including
the lecture assignment due next time and items related to lab 3.
- You will have an opportunity to ask questions in class on
next Friday and on Tuesday the 20th before the exam is
distributed.
- When the exam is distributed, we will go through the
questions together and there will be another round of questions
and answers (though answers will be limited to question
clarifications once the exam is out).
- Lab 3 Details
- Building Larger Memories
- 4 ×4 memory device
- 4 ×8 memory device
- 1k ×8 memory device
- SIMM layout
Due at the start of class, Wednesday, October 14.
Turn in circuit diagrams for the memory circuits described below.
Please turn in a hard copy (hand-drawn is fine). For the last three
questions, consider the error detection and correction scheme
discussed in class. We will discuss these during class, so no late
submissions are accepted.
- Implement a 1 ×4 memory using D-type flip flops as
building blocks.
- Implement a 4 ×4 memory using the 1 ×4 memory
from the previous question as building blocks.