During a write operation the processor places an address on the address bus and data on the data bus, and the device generates a write signal to indicate it has stored the data.

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During a write operation, the processor (or controlling device) generates the write signal to indicate to the peripheral device that it should store the data present on the data bus at the location specified by the address on the address bus. The device does not generate the write signal; it responds to it.

During a Write Operation the Processor Places an Address on the Address