The multiplicand and the control signals are passed through to the n-bit adder via            

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• The signals are grouped such that mutually exclusive signals are put together.
• The side of the interface circuits, that has the data path and the control signals to transfer data between interface and device is            
• The Interface circuits generate the appropriate timing signals required by the BUS control scheme.
•                   are the different type/s of generating control signals.
• In a normal n-bit adder, to find out if an overflow as occurred we make use of
• The delay reduced to in the carry look ahead adder is                       
• In DMA transfers, the required signals and addresses are given by the
• The RAS and CAS signals are provided by the               
• In synchronous BUS, the devices get the timing signals from                       
• The delays caused in the switching of the timing signals is due to