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Building a Datapath in MIPS Architecture by Nonex Istant is a document available to read on EtoBox.
The document describes the datapath and control unit of a MIPS processor. It discusses the three main instruction formats - R, I, and J types. It then explains the generic steps to execute each instruction type: fetch instruction from memory, read registers, use ALU, and write back result. The key components of a datapath are described, including register files, ALU, program counter, instruction and data memories. Diagrams show how the datapath is constructed to execute each instruction type in a single cyc
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