A-level Von Neumann and Harvard

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Architecture with separate memory for instructions and data.

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Harvard architecture.

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Distinction between Harvard and von Neumann architectures.

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Harvard architecture uses separate memories for instructions and data.

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True statement about traditional single-core computers:

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Based on von Neumann architecture.

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Primary consequence of von Neumann architecture?

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Von Neumann bottleneck due to shared memory.

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Relationship between instructions and data in von Neumann architecture.

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Share the same memory and buses.

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Von Neumann bottleneck:

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Shared memory for instructions and data.

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Advantage of Harvard architecture's separate memory for instructions and data?

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Faster processing and reduced bottlenecks.

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Main advantage of Harvard architecture's separate memories?

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Simultaneous access to instructions and data.

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Key feature of Harvard architecture:

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Wider address bus for instruction memory.

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Instruction memory in Harvard architecture:

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Wider address bus than data memory.