What is memory decoding?

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Q. What is memory decoding?

(A) the process of memory ic used in a digital system is overloaded with data

(B) the process of memory ic used in a digital system is selected for the range of address assigned

(D) the process of memory ic used in a digital system is overloaded with data allocated in memory cell

Correct : Option (B)

Explanation:

 the memory ic used in a digital system is selected or enabled only for the range of addresses assigned to it and this process is called memory decoding. it decodes the memory to be selected for a specific address.

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