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    Transistors: Tiny Silicon Crystals, Memory Cells, & Shrinking Bits

    How to calculate that how many memory cell a memory chip can hold ?
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    Transistors: Tiny Silicon Crystals, Memory Cells, & Shrinking Bits

    This is equivalent to memory cell except the complexity of circuits are hidden.
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    Transistors: Tiny Silicon Crystals, Memory Cells, & Shrinking Bits

    Yes. Is the following diagram ( attached ) performs operation with the previous diagram attached ? How and why ?
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    Transistors: Tiny Silicon Crystals, Memory Cells, & Shrinking Bits

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    Transistors: Tiny Silicon Crystals, Memory Cells, & Shrinking Bits

    Transistors are tiny crystal of silicon. Transistor switch and it's support component are memory cell. A single memory chip can hold up to 4 transistor ? What is the shrinking bit ? Can you please explain?
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    CPU Register Components: Buses and 1 Byte

    I want to learn more briefly. Is thee any book you can suggest me which might be good fit for me.
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    CPU Register Components: Buses and 1 Byte

    You mean "Instruction Address Register" & "Memory Address Register" ? Apart from those what else is missing ? Can i follow this diagram to learn ?
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    CPU Register Components: Buses and 1 Byte

    In a CPU there are eight wires (buses) connected to the register components. which means the data can travel 8 bits as a time ? if the register is 32 bit and the value i want to store in a specific register the data must be travel 4 times in a row and store the binary value to a register?
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