During a read operation the processor places an address on the address bus, generates a read signal, and waits for the selected device to place data on the data bus.

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During a read operation, the processor indeed places an address on the address bus to select the memory location or device from which data is to be read, generates a read signal to indicate that it wants to read data, and then waits for the selected device to respond by placing the requested data on the data bus for the processor to retrieve.

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