geheugenbeheersingseenheid
A "geheugenbeheersingseenheid" is a Dutch term that translates to "memory management unit" (MMU) in English. It is a critical component in computer architecture responsible for handling and controlling the memory access operations within a computer system. The primary function of a geheugenbeheersingseenheid is to translate virtual addresses generated by a processor into physical addresses in RAM, enabling efficient and secure memory management.
This unit manages memory permissions, such as read, write, and execute rights, ensuring that applications access
Modern geheugenbeheersingseenheden are integrated within microprocessors or operate as separate modules in hardware. They work closely
Overall, the geheugenbeheersingseenheid is essential for the smooth operation of computer systems, enabling effective memory virtualization,