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Design a memory system that contains \( 2 K \) byte of EPRoY, immediately followed by \( I K \) byte of RWM. The EPROM. starts at address \( 0000 \mathrm{H} \) and if is implemented by wing I Kbyte of EPROM. The RWM is implemented using 4 Kbyte RAM chps. Use decoder and gates for the interfocing cirmit.

          Design a memory system that contains \( 2 K \) byte of EPRoY, immediately followed by \( I K \) byte of RWM. The EPROM. starts at address \( 0000 \mathrm{H} \) and if is implemented by wing I Kbyte of EPROM. The RWM is implemented using 4 Kbyte RAM chps. Use decoder and gates for the interfocing cirmit.
        
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Design a memory system that contains 2 K byte of EPRoY, immediately followed by I K byte of RWM. The EPROM. starts at address 0000 H and if is implemented by wing I Kbyte of EPROM. The RWM is implemented using 4 Kbyte RAM chps. Use decoder and gates for the interfocing cirmit.

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