Why is it necessary to make even and odd banks while interfacing any kind of ROM to 8086.
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8086 has 20-bit addressing model for memory access. Each address represents a single byte - however, the natural word size of 8086 is 2 bytes, so you need a way to read two bytes at the same time - hence, two banks. ... One bank has all the odd bytes, the other all the even bytes in a word.
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