ARM Architecture - Bus ArchitectureWhich of the following correctly describes a bus clock speed?AThe amount of memory connected to the busBThe size of the bus in bitsCThe number of data transfers per second on the busDThe number of CPU cores using the busCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand bus clock speed meaningBus clock speed is how many times per second the bus can transfer data.Step 2: Differentiate from bus width and memoryBus width is size in bits; memory size and CPU cores are unrelated to clock speed.Final Answer:The number of data transfers per second on the bus -> Option CQuick Check:Bus clock speed = Data transfers per second [OK]Quick Trick: Bus clock speed = transfer frequency [OK]Common Mistakes:Confusing clock speed with bus widthMixing bus speed with memory sizeAssuming CPU cores affect bus clock
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