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data bus

In computing, the electrical pathway, or bus, used to carry data between the components of the computer.



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The data Bus is partly responsible for our clear and fast the graphics of our favorite games are displayed.
The addition of the triple data bus in a nine-layer MCP further demonstrates Toshiba's advanced packaging leadership and enables us to optimize overall performance of the memory subsystem, while giving our customers the flexibility to choose the type and density of memory they need to meet the requirements of today's and tomorrow's advanced multimedia- equipped cellular phones," said Scott Beekman, business development manager, communication memory products, for TAEC.
Also, in order to optimize data transfer between the CPU and MCP, Toshiba has adapted a "triple- data bus system" which consists of a high speed bus (for SDRAM and NOR), a middle speed bus (for SRAM and NOR) and NAND bus.
 
 
 
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