Computer Science, asked by MrAnujkumar15161, 9 months ago

Consider a system with 70% hit ratio, 40 nano-seconds time to search the associative registers, 897 nano-seconds time to access memory. Find the time to access a page a. When the page number is in associative memory. b. When the time to access a page when not in associative memory.

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Answered by ıtʑFᴇᴇʟɓᴇãᴛ
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We can assume single level paging and TLB look and page table look happens sequentially meaning TLB look time is to be considered even for TLB miss. On a TLB miss we need to access main memory for getting the physical address for the page table before doing the actual memory access for the data.

Effective access time = Hit ratio*Time during hit + Miss Ratio * Time During Miss

=0.7*(30+100) + 0.3 (30+100+100)

=91+69

=160 ns

Hence,Option(D)160ns is the correct choice.

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