The Von Neumann architecture relies on system buses to manage the flow of information during the Fetch-Decode-Execute (FDE) cycle.

Complete the table below by writing the correct system bus (Address Bus, Data Bus, or Control Bus) that corresponds to each description.

Bus	Description
	A bidirectional pathway that transmits the machine-code instructions fetched during the FDE cycle or the operand values written to memory during the Execute phase.
	A unidirectional pathway that carries binary memory addresses from the Memory Address Register (MAR) to the address decoder of the main memory.
	A pathway that carries command, timing, and status signals (such as read/write lines, clock pulses, and interrupt requests) from the Control Unit to other system components.

The Von Neumann architecture relies on system buses to manage the flow of information during the Fetch-Decode-Execute (FDE) cycle.

Complete the table below by writing the correct system bus (Address Bus, Data Bus, or Control Bus) that corresponds to each description.

Bus	Description
	A bidirectional pathway that transmits the machine-code instructions fetched during the FDE cycle or the operand values written to memory during the Execute phase.
	A unidirectional pathway that carries binary memory addresses from the Memory Address Register (MAR) to the address decoder of the main memory.
	A pathway that carries command, timing, and status signals (such as read/write lines, clock pulses, and interrupt requests) from the Control Unit to other system components.

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