1. What is memory interleaving? Explain it with necessary figures
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Memory interleaving divides the system into a number of modules and arranges them so that successive words in the address space are placed in different modules. If memory access requests are made for consecutive addresses, then the access will be made for different modules. Since parallel access to these modules is possible, the average rate of fetching words from the main memory can be increased.
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