What can the designer do to overcome the given difficulties


Problem

1. Why do 16-bit microprocessors with byte read/write capabilities make life difficult for the designer of error-correcting memory systems? What can the designer do to overcome these difficulties?

2. If the MTBF for a given 1-Mbit DRAM chip is 0.001 percent per thousand hours, what is the probability of failure in a 16-Mbyte memory system over a period of 48 hours?

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