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Advantages and disadvantages of Harvard architecture?

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Advantages of Harvard Architecture

· Efficient Pipelining - Operand Fetch and Instruction Fetch can be overlapped.
· Separate Buses for data and instructions.
· Tailored towards an FPGA implementation.

Disadvantages of Harvard Architecture

· Not widely used.
· More difficult to implement.
· More pins.

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