This post will discuss about new topic.This topic is about input and output computer organization.In this topic there all have six subtopic.But today i will not discuss all the subtopics.I will just discuss about accessing I/O devices.
OUTLINE
>Accessing I/O devices
>Interrupts
>Direct memory access
>Buses
>Interface circuits
>Standard I/O
interfaces
CONTENT COVERAGE
ACCESSING I/O DEVICES
>Single-bus structure
- The bus enable all the devices connected to it to exchange information.
- consists of three sets of lines used to :-
- data
- control signals
- Each I/O devices is assigned a unique set of addresses

I/O MAPPING
Memory mapped I/O
>Devices and memory share an address space
>I/O looks just like memory read/write
>No special commands for I/O
- large selection of memory access commands available
Isolated I/O
>Separate address spaces
>Need I/O or memory select lines
>Specials commands for I/O
- limited set
MEMORY-MAPPED I/O
>I/O devices and the memory share the address space,so the arrangement is called memory-mapped I/O
>Any machine instruction that can access memory can be used to transfer data or from an I/O device using memory-mapped
>Most computer system use memory-mapped I/O
>Some processor have special IN and OUT instructions to perform I/O transfers
I/O INTERFACE FOR AN INPUT DEVICE
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NURFARAH ALIA BINTI KAMARUDDIN
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