In a simple paging system, what information is stored in a typical Look-aside Buffers TLB table entry?

A classical TLB table entry contains page# and frame#, while a logical address is generated through the CPU, its page number is represented to a set of associative registers which contain page number with their consequent frame numbers.

If the page number is determined in the associative registers, its frame number is available and is utilized to access memory. If the page number is not into the associated registers, a memory reference to the page table should be made. While the frame number is acquired, this can be used to access memory and the page number with its frame number is added to associated registers.