Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI)

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Change the IDE settings in the BIOS to active partitioning _off. This will ensure that the hard drive is recognized by the OS. If still not recognized then the hard drive may not be compatible with the ATYtGP sandard for hash code LDSU723DHedinDIdjudneuaSD384X. For more info go to Microsoft's support site.

sum of the applications of VLSI are chip like microcontroller,microprocessor,mobile etc

The purpose of CMOS RAM is to hold the BIOS program as it is executed by the processor. BIOS is the first program to be loaded when a computer is powered on.

Modern PCs store the CMOS password in the CMOS memory itself.

No it uses little power

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VLSI stands for Very Large Scale Integration.

LSI stands for Large Scale Integration.

In LSI for example a chip has 1000 transistors in 1 sq cm , then in VLSI it will have more than 1 million transistors in the same space.

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I believe the router.

The CPU depends on the BIOS to fetch instructions for processing and then to present it to the user after it is processed, The BIOS also depends on the CPU to process the information it fetches and sends back.

The main disadvantage to restoring all CMOS settings to default values is losing custom settings to optimize CMOS functions. The operating system may malfunction and perform improperly as well.

You do not need CMOS circuits per se but that's the way many modern components are manufactured. Complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor (CMOS) is a technology for constructing integrated circuits. CMOS technology is used inmicroprocessors, microcontrollers, static RAM, and other digital logic circuits. CMOS technology is also used for a wide variety of analog circuits such as image sensors, data converters, and highly integrated transceivers for many types of communication.

It's a time-to-live field designating that the packet is OK to forward from one device to another for a certain amount of time. If the packet gets caught in a routing loop, it won't just go back and forth forever. If that were allowed to happen, many other packets would be doing the same thing, just being mis-routed back and forth between the confused devices, until the available bandwidth on the link was saturated.

The TTL assures that the packet will not be forwarded by the very next routing device that reads the packet's TTL field and sees that its TTL has expired. The packet would be discarded at that point.

because the amplifying function are performed by transistors (contrast with RTL and DTL).

Most computers have a keystroke (usually esc, del, or F12) that will interrupt the boot sequence when you start your computer. In the past, this would be when the white text flies across the screen displaying memory available, hard disk sizes, etc. This will get you into the BIOS for "cmos setup".

CMOS is a type of memory that does not lose its data on power loss. In earlier computers, this is where the boot up configuration was stored; hence the phrase, "setup cmos"

A: TTL gates operates on the premise of having +5 dc on the rail therefore the output will be in the range +5 volts. A cmos gate while similar to a TTL function is not really compatible since the output volts can be 12 volts or more. Besides that TTL gates require some input current for it to operate

Generally, no, you cannot enter the CMOS setup after you have booted. But it depends on the exact computer and if there is a separate CMOS configuration tool. In fact, the IBM AT was like that, and it required a separate setup program that ran after the computer booted. Some of the modern computers will let you change certain CMOS settings on the fly if you install a utility their utility for doing that.

You will get it very easily for sure.

Short answer is difficult, but we need one. Your computer contains all kinds of virtual memory.. on the RAM chips primarily. Maxed-out older computers resort to using space on the disk drive, which is relatively slow. A cache is a saved memory of what you have recently been doing, and is used since it is very fast. It duplicates a finite amount of what is in virtual memory.

Because you can change the settings to the CMOS setup by pressing a key or combination of keys during the boot process, whereas you have to open your PC to change jumpers or switches.

"VLSI" stands for Very Large Scale Integration.

VLSI(VERY LARGE SCALE INTEGRATION)

VLSI is the process of creating integrated circuit by combining thousands of transistors into a single chip. In other words VLSI is the field which involves packing more and more logic devices into smaller and more smaller areas.

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In a MOSFET, the gate current is essentially zero because the gate is insulated from the channel by a thin layer of oxide, typically silicon dioxide. This insulation prevents any DC current from flowing into or out of the gate, allowing the gate to control the channel without dissipating power. The gate voltage influences the channel conductivity through an electric field rather than through current flow, which is a key feature of MOSFET operation. Thus, the gate primarily serves as a capacitively coupled control terminal.

All digital electronic circuits are composed of logic gates. Without logic gates there would be no digital electronics.