Question Need some Help about it
Beautiful Fairy
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Hey I have a question plz somebody help me to solve it
Assume
that three I/O devices are connected to a16-bit, 100 MIPS CPU. The first device is a hard drive with a maximum transferrate of 2MB/sec. It has a half word (16-bit) bus. The second device is a floppydrive with a transfer rate of 10KB/sec over 8-bit bus, and the third device isa keyboard that must be polled 25 times per second. Assuming that the pollingoperation requires 40 instructions for each I/O device, determine the percentageof CPU time required to poll each device and also state what you infer aftercalculating these percentages
How would we do it plz elaberate a bit
thanks in advance
Assume
that three I/O devices are connected to a16-bit, 100 MIPS CPU. The first device is a hard drive with a maximum transferrate of 2MB/sec. It has a half word (16-bit) bus. The second device is a floppydrive with a transfer rate of 10KB/sec over 8-bit bus, and the third device isa keyboard that must be polled 25 times per second. Assuming that the pollingoperation requires 40 instructions for each I/O device, determine the percentageof CPU time required to poll each device and also state what you infer aftercalculating these percentages
How would we do it plz elaberate a bit
thanks in advance
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georgemc Member Posts: 429Why don't you read your book and at least attempt to do your own homework?WGU BS: Business - Information Technology Management
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Ahriakin Member Posts: 1,799 ■■■■■■■■□□While it could have been a wee but more polite george has a point. At least try to show that you have attempted working something like this out and ask for verification etc. That would get a much better response.
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