Bus design

Bus design in computing refers to the way data travels within a computer, connecting parts like the processor, memory, and peripherals. It involves creating pathways or channels that transfer information efficiently and reliably. Key considerations include data transfer speed, bandwidth (how much data can move at once), and compatibility between components. Think of it as designing a highway system for data, ensuring cars (information) travel smoothly without traffic jams, so the computer functions quickly and effectively. Good bus design balances speed, reliability, and cost, enabling seamless communication inside the system.