A physical memory has a word-width of 64 bits, this mandates the logical memory map to adopt a data-bus of width 64 bits.
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- A data bus is a system which consists of connected wires and is used for transportation of data within the system.
- The number of lines in the group is called the width of data bus.
- Each line being capable of transporting one bit of information.
- To transfer 64 bits, we need 64 lines.
- One line carries one bit of data.
- If we have less lines, we will miss the information present in remaining length of the word.
Hence, 64 bits memory address needs a data bus of 64 bits.
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