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    This document describes a 16-bit hypothetical machine with 4-bit instructions to load and store values from memory and I/O devices into an accumulator (AC) register. It provides a program to multiply the value in device 5 by device 6, store the result in memory location 944, and asks to show the program execution steps in a table with memory, CPU, and register contents.

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    This document describes a 16-bit hypothetical machine with 4-bit instructions to load and store values from memory and I/O devices into an accumulator (AC) register. It provides a program to multiply the value in device 5 by device 6, store the result in memory location 944, and asks to show the program execution steps in a table with memory, CPU, and register contents.

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    This document describes a 16-bit hypothetical machine with 4-bit instructions to load and store values from memory and I/O devices into an accumulator (AC) register. It provides a program to multiply the value in device 5 by device 6, store the result in memory location 944, and asks to show the program execution steps in a table with memory, CPU, and register contents.

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    (16 points) A 16 bit hypothetical machine has the following 4 bit instructions:

    1= 0001= Load AC from Memory


    2= 0010= Store AC to Memory
    5= 0101= Add to AC from memory ; (AC)  (MEM) + (AC)
    4= 0100= multiply AC by Memory content ; (AC)  (MEM) * (AC)
    3= 0011= Load AC from I/O
    7= 0111= Store AC to I/O
    AC- Accumulator
    PC- Program Counter
    IR- Instruction Register
    The 12-bit address identifies a particular Memory location or I/O device. Show the program execution
    for the following program.

    1. Multiply the content of the device no. 6 by the device No. 5


    2. store the result in mem location 944
    Simply write your codes

    Memory CPU Registers


    200 200 PC
    201
    AC
    202 IR
    203
    204

    942
    943
    944

    Device no. 5 0003


    Device no. 6
    0004

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