Systeembus
Systeembus, usually written as system bus, is the primary communication backbone within a computer or embedded system that connects the central processing unit to memory and input/output devices. It consists of three logical sub-buses: a data bus that carries the actual information, an address bus that selects memory or I/O locations, and a control bus that carries timing and command signals. The combined width and signaling of these buses determine the system’s data transfer capacity and addressing range.
The system bus coordinates data transfers through a shared signaling scheme. Devices on the bus must adhere
Historically, the systeembus acted as a single shared channel linking the CPU, memory controller, and peripherals
Today, while modern designs often replace the traditional system bus with multiple specialized buses and high-speed