20RA210 Internal Question 1 Answer Key
20RA210 Internal Question 1 Answer Key
Questions Cognitive
PART – A (Answer All Questions) (10*1 =10 Marks) Level/CO
1. Name the category of the embedded systems that are used in automotive control
systems, industrial automation, and robotics
a) Real-time b) Mobile c) Networked d) Safety-critical R/ CO1
embedded embedded embedded embedded systems
systems systems systems
2. The "power consumption" specification of an embedded system is U/ CO1
a) The clock b) The number c) The size of the d) Energy efficiency
frequency of of I/O ports data cache and battery life
the processor
3. Recall the purpose of the Real-Time Clock (RTC) module in embedded systems
a) Managing b) Providing c) Keeping track d) Processing complex R/ CO1
external internet of time and date algorithms
displays connectivity
4. Identify the layer in the embedded software architecture contains the main
application logic and interacts directly with users or other systems U/CO1
a) Application b) Middleware c) Hardware d)Kernel Layer
Layer Layer Abstraction Layer
(HAL)
5. Point out the purpose of the "SPI" (Serial Peripheral Interface) protocol in
embedded communication software, U/ CO1
a) Managing b) Ensuring c) Enabling d) Providing power
internet real-time task communication management features
connectivity execution between
microcontrollers
and peripheral
devices
6. RISC stand for
a) Reduced b) Random c) Robust d) Real-time Interface R/ CO2
Instruction Set Instruction Set Integrated System for System Control
Computing Control Configuration
7. Identify the type stage is responsible for decoding the fetched instruction and
identifying the required registers in the 3-stage pipeline R/ CO2
a) Instruction b) Instruction c) Execution (EX) d) Write Back (WB)
Fetch (IF) Decode (ID)
8. The "TDMI" in ARM7TDMI stands for Thumb, Debug, and Embedded ICE. R/CO2
9. The ARM7TDMI is an example of an ARM processor that features a 3-stage
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pipeline for efficient instruction processing.
10. JTAG (Joint Test Action Group) interfaces, often used in hardware debugging,
allow developers to access the internal state of a processor and perform boundary R/ CO2
scan testing.
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