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Accessing of more than one word truly simultaneously in time from the same memory module is termed multiaccess. An associative memory with such a capability can be made from reset-set flip-flops. There are practical limitations to the number of words that can be simultaneously accessed. Some hardware and software implications of multiaccessibility are discussed.
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