A bus is a group of wires, of a number that is compatible with the size of data that the computer works with.
If the computer works in bytes then the bus would have to be 8 wires wide.
If the computer works in Words then the bus would have to be 16 wires wide.
If the computer works in double Words then the bus would have to be 32 wires wide. and so on.
This allows the computer to send a 'block' of related information at a time.
Now there are several different devices in a computer's hardware that may all work with the same size of data. So it would (or does) make sense to use one bus for all such transfers between these devices, otherwise you would have a lot more wires in a computer than what you really need.
So devices share the bus. Only the source and destination device are enabled for use at the same time while all other devices are disabled.
The bus between the CPU and memory on the motherboard. Also called the memory bus, front-side bus, local bus, or host bus.
I assume by omits you mean fart! The reason is as a joke because it casts suspicion on everyone on the bus as nobody knows who is the culprit! The word should be 'emits'. 'To omit' is to fail to do something.
Electronics use ultrapure crystals and reagents.
In electronics, OVP stands for Over Voltage Protection. The "p" in OVP does not have a specific meaning in this acronym. It indicates that the protection is in place to prevent excessive voltage levels that could potentially damage electronic components.
Assuming you mean on a microprocessing system, it can be like read write and clock etc....
Handicapped bus
"un bus" is a bus in French.
an electronics. electronics are everything that is powered by electricity and is not mechanical. ANSWER : Electronics is a study of electrons emission. ELECTRICITY is the study of electron flow.
Handicapped bus
it is the standard digits for the "negative" or black terminal in electronics.
A BUS is a wire or group of wires that carry large amounts of data, either serially or in parallel, or a combination of both. I often see it mis-spelled as BUSS. A BUSS is a kiss. The plural of BUS is BUSSES.
It depends on what you're trying to say. "In the bus" means that you're inside, or it could refer to a part of the bus that's inside the engine. "On the bus" can mean that you have gotten on the bus and are riding it, or it can mean that you're on top of it!
Bus simulator games can be played an any personal computer or electronics that support applications. The graphics of the game may vary depending on what you are playing on.
Strictly speaking, you would ride "in the bus" because to be "on the bus" would mean that you are on the roof. However, people often say that they ride on the bus when they mean that they are sitting or standing inside it.
electromechanical
What time the bus is supposed to get in.
It means "In (or on) the school bus".