DATA TRANSFER
HIGH LEVEL LANGUAGE
A medium of communication that is independent on a given computer . Programs
are written in English like word , and they can be executed as a machine
language using a translator .
LOW LEVEL LANGUAGE
A medium of communication that is machine dependent or specific to a given
computer .
One bit instruction
Data transfer instructions that copy the contents from one register into
another register are called one bit instructions . This instruction deals with
one bit data .
Example :- MOV, SUB, ORA,ANA,DCR
Two bit instruction
The instructions that load 8 bit data directly are known as two bit
instructions . This instruction deals with two bit data .
Example :- MVI , ADI , ANI , ORI
Three bit instruction
Instruction that load 16 bits or refer to memory address are known as three
bit instruction . This instruction deals with three bit data .
Example:- LXI , JMP , CALL etc
SYNCHRONOUS DATA TRANSFER
The transfer of data between two devices on a network where they both carry
out a predetermined set of interactions based on a clock .
EX.- The sending and collection of data by a computer where every
collection is sent periodically and where the acknowledgement from the
destination computer has to be received by a certain time .
ASYNCHRONOUS DATA TRANSFER
Each character is transmitted separately , that is one character at a time
. The character is preceded by a start bit which tells the receiving end where
the character coding begins , and is followed by a stop bit , which tells the
receiver where the character coding end .
ADDRESS SPACE
Address space defines a range of discrete addresses , each of which may
correspond to a physical or virtual memory register , a network host ,
peripheral device , disk sector or other logical or physical entity .
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