ARM Architecture - Bus ArchitectureA designer connects a high-speed memory controller to the APB bus instead of the AHB bus. What is the likely issue?AThe memory controller will operate faster than expectedBThe system will have reduced performance due to APB's lower speedCNo issue; APB and AHB have the same speedDThe memory controller will not function at allCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand bus speed differencesAPB is slower and simpler; AHB is high-speed for memory controllers.Step 2: Predict impact of wrong connectionConnecting high-speed memory to APB reduces performance due to slower bus speed.Final Answer:The system will have reduced performance due to APB's lower speed -> Option BQuick Check:High-speed device on slow bus = performance drop [OK]Quick Trick: High-speed devices need AHB, not APB [OK]Common Mistakes:Assuming no speed differenceThinking device won't work at all
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