A) Clears RAM B) Save the current program state C) Executes the next instruction D) Resets the cpu
A) Control Unit B) Register file C) ALU D) Program counter
A) Registers are larger in size B) Registers are external to the cpu C) Registers operate at lower clock speed D) Registers are located inside the cpu
A) TRUE B) FALSE
A) Ability to run operating system B) Lower cost and integrated peripheral C) Larger memory capacity D) Higher clock speed
A) Interrupts eliminate the need for a main program B) Interrupts stop the clock permanently C) Interrupts allow immediate response to events D) Interrupts replace polling intirely
A) Presence of an ALU B) Use of clock signals C) Integration of memory and peripherals on-chip D) Ability to execute instructions
A) A high-speed graphics processor B) A type of analog controller C) A programmable device with cpu, memory and I/O on a single chip D) A microprocessor used on for computers.
A) Is volatile B) Can be electrically erased and programmed C) Requires no power to write data D) Has fastest access time than registers
A) TRUE B) FALSE
A) Direct memory access B) Interrupts system C) Pipelining D) Harvard architecture
A) PWM B) Comparator C) ADC D) DAC
A) Texas Instruments B) IBM C) Intel D) Motorola
A) 1960's B) 1970's C) 1990's D) 1980's
A) One of the earliest microcontrollers B) The first microprocessor used in PC's C) The first ARM-based device D) The first 32-bit processor |