Question: Part 2 Exercise 1 Figure 1 below shows the block diagram of a processor Integrated Circuit ( IC ) . Figure 1 1 - Is
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Figure below shows the block diagram of a processor Integrated Circuit IC
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Is the processor a microprocessor or microcontroller?
Is the processor a microprocessor or microcontroller?
Justify your answer.
The processor is: Microprocessor Microcontroller
Justification;
How many address lines are there required for the Flash Memory?
There are address lines for the Flash Memory
How many address lines are there required for the the SRAM memory?
There are address lines for the SRAM memory
The processor is a bits processor. Does the processor require more instructions than the Cortex M processor to perform bits additions when the operands are stored in CPU internal registers?
Justify your answer.
The processor requires more clock cycles:
TrueFalse
Justification;
The Flash memory is a kind of RAM memory:
TrueFalse
Which of the following address ranges are possible for the Flash memory?
Select ALL applicable.
a From to
b From to FFFFF
c From to
d None of the above
The Booting address of the processor is Which of the following address ranges can't be allocated to the RAM memory?
Select ALL applicable.
a to
b to
c to
d All of the above
e None of the above
What can be true about the Program Counter Register of this processor?
a It can be bits width
b It can be bits width
c It can be bits width
d None of the above
Is it possible to interface the processor to an analog sensor
Select: PossibleNot possible.
The CPU has a multiplier that accepts two bits operands and store the results into bits special function register. For the multiplication of two unsigned numbers A and what would be the maximal value of to avoid an overflow if
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