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Modes of transfer in computer
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Introduction
• Binary information received from an external device is usually stored in memory.
• Information transferred from the central computer into an external device also is originally from the memory.
• Data transfer between the central computer and input and output devices may be handled in a variety of modes
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Different modes of data transfer
Programmed I/O
Interrupt initiated I/O
Direct memory access (DMA)
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Programmed I/O• These operations are a results of I/O instructions written in the
computer program. Data transfer is initiated by an instruction in
the program.
• Usually the data transfer data between CPU register and
peripheral device. Other instructions are used to transfer data
transfer data between CPU and memory.
• The peripheral has to be constantly monitored. Once a data
transfer is initiated, the CPU is required to monitor the interface
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Applications of programmed I/O method
Useful in small low speed computers.
Used in systems that are dedicated to monitor a
device continuously.
Used in the data register.
Used to check the status of the flag bit and branch.
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Interrupt initiated I/O• This can be avoided by using an interrupt facility and special
commands to inform the interface to issue an interrupt
request signal when the data are available from the device.
• Meanwhile, CPU can proceed to execute another program.
The interfaces keeps monitoring the device.
• When the interface determines that the device is ready for
data transfer, it generates an interrupt request to the
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Service routines of Interrupt initiated I/O
Service routines of interrupt initiated I/O can be
chosen in two ways.
Vectored interrupt
Non-vectored interrupt
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Direct Memory Access (DMA)• The interface transfer data into and out of the memory unit
through the memory bus.
• The CPU initiates the transfer of supplying the interface with the
starting address and the number of words needed to be
transferred and then proceed to execute other tasks.
• When the request is granted by the memory controller, the DMA
transfer the data directly into memory. The CPU delays its
memory access operation to allow the direct memory I/O
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Direct Memory Access (DMA)
During DMA transfer, the CPU is idle and has no
control of the memory buses. The buses can be
disabled by using two special control signals.
Bus request (BR)
Bus Grant (BG)
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I/O Processor
Many computers combines the interface logic with the
requirements for direct memory access into one unit and
call it an I/O processor. The IOP can handle many
peripherals through a DMA and interrupt facility. The
computer is divided into three separate modules in such a
system.
Memory unit
CPU
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I/O Processor
CPU is the master while the IOP is a slave processor. The
CPU performs the tasks of initiating all operations.
The operations include
Starting an I/O transfer
Testing I/O status conditions needed for making
decisions on various I/O activites.
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Reference Link
• http://www.mans.edu.eg/faceng/english/computers/PDFS/PDF4/4.4.pdf
• www.authorstream.com
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