1. In design an embedded system, the address space [Oxffff d000, 0xffff ffff] is allocated for peripherals. Assume each peripheral has four of 32-bit control registers, four of 32 bit status registers and 240-byte data buffer. What are the maximum number of peripherals that can be accommodated in this system? Show calculation.

1. In design an embedded system, the address space [Oxffff d000, 0xffff ffff] is allocated for peripherals. Assume each peripheral has four of 32-bit control registers, four of 32 bit status registers and 240-byte data buffer. What are the maximum number of peripherals that can be accommodated in this system? Show calculation.

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