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1 year ago

The main circuits on the system board that carry data are called the _________.

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lakkis [162]1 year ago

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The main circuits on the system board that carry data are called the data bus.

What is a data bus?

A system within a computer or device that transports data typically consists of a connector or wired connection. Along with the development of personal computers and other hardware, several data bus types have also changed.
Web dictionaries define a bus as a vehicle that transports numerous passengers from one location to another, however in this situation, data is also involved.
A bus is a connection between two or more devices that needs to convey data or have a communication path. The communication link between a computer system's processing unit and memory unit serves as a standout example.

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