Explanation:
A write buffer holds data to be written to memory, allowing the CPU to continue execution while the write operation completes asynchronously.
Explanation:
The memory hierarchy from fastest to slowest is typically: Registers (fastest), then Cache, then RAM (main memory), then secondary storage like Hard disk (slowest).
Explanation:
Mask ROM is factory-programmed using a photomask and cannot be changed by the user. PROM can be programmed once, EPROM can be erased with UV, and EEPROM electrically.
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