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Terms and Concepts


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Apple Macintosh SE/30

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In a computer, the physical path along which information transmits electronically. Buses make short-distance connections, such as between processors, expansion cards, RAM, and some computer peripheral devices. 

Bus width determines how rapidly information can transmit between devices. For example, a 32-bit bus transfers information about 250 times faster than a 
24-bit bus.

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What is a Bus?