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8.6 Input Devices includes 8.6.1 keyboards, 8.4.5 memory read & write bus cycles influence 8.4.8 data transfer rate, 8.6.2 bit pads also 8.6.3 mice & trackballs, 8.5 Mass Storage comprises 8.5.1 magnetic disks, 8.1.3 the synchronous bus but for 8.1.4 the asychronous bus, 8.1.1 bus structure, protocol & control use 8.1.2 bus clocking, 8.6.1 keyboards and 8.6.2 bit pads, 8.4.3 data words have soft alignment and can include 8.4.4 bus cycles in the pentium family, 8.7.1 laser printers and 8.7.2 video displays, 8.1.2 bus clocking not for 8.1.3 the synchronous bus, 8.5.1 magnetic disks also 8.5.2 magnetic tape, 8.1.4 the asychronous bus bus protocol 8.1.5 bus arbitration- masters & slaves, 8.4.4 bus cycles in the pentium family control 8.4.5 memory read & write bus cycles, 8.7 Output Devices include 8.7.1 laser printers, 8.3.2 interrupt-driven I/O and 8.3.3 direct memory access, 8.1.4 the asychronous bus 8.4.4 bus cycles in the pentium family, 8.1.5 bus arbitration- masters & slaves is controlled by 8.4.7 bus hold for request by bus master, 8.4.5 memory read & write bus cycles and 8.4.6 the burst read bus cycle, 8.2 Bridge-Based Bus Architectures are used for symmetic multiprocessors, 8.3 Communication Methodologies uses polling for 8.3.1 programmed I/O, 8.6.4 lightpens & touchscreens even 8.6.5 joysticks, 8.5.2 magnetic tape and 8.5.3 magnetic drums, 8.4.1 system clock, bus clock, & bus speeds control 8.4.2 address, data, memory, & I/O capabilities, 8.1.2 bus clocking uses 8.4.6 the burst read bus cycle, 8.3.1 programmed I/O also 8.3.2 interrupt-driven I/O, 8.3.1 programmed I/O use the 8.1.4 the asychronous bus, 8.5.3 magnetic drums including 8.5.4 optical disks, 8.1 Simple Bus Architectures discusses 8.1.1 bus structure, protocol & control, 8.4.2 address, data, memory, & I/O capabilities because 8.4.3 data words have soft alignment, 8.4.2 address, data, memory, & I/O capabilities involves 8.3.3 direct memory access, 8.6.3 mice & trackballs ad 8.6.4 lightpens & touchscreens