Why do microcontrollers exist at all? Why not just use a normal processor and add all necessary peripherals externally?

Q: A- The Hardware Architecture Shown in Figure (2), is it a Von-Neumann Architecture or Harvard…

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Q: Should the CPU and memory be connected via an asynchronous or synchronous bus? Does it have the best…

A: On synchronous buses, the clock ticks, and instructions are only carried out. The rate of clock…

Q: Would you recommend a synchronous bus or an asynchronous bus for use between the CPU and the memory?…

A: Bus:  Bus is a collection of wires which is connected to one or more subsystems within a same…

Q: Explain the difference between 64-bit and 32-bit systems in terms of the system bus. V from the side…

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Q: Why is it easier to install a RISC processor than it is to install a CISC processor?

A: Given: Why is it easier to install a RISC processor than it is to install a CISC processor?

Q: What is the key difference between a DRAM storage cell and an FRAM storage cell? DRAM will hold its…

A: Explanation of each point: Fram is non volatile memory. FRAM hold the information when power is…

Q: You are required to describe how microcode processing is used in the latest RISC-V processors

A: What Does Microcode Mean?Microcode is the lowest specified level of processor and machine…

Q: Parallel electrical conducting lines are used to link the various components that are found on the…

A: Introduction: In this question, we are asked to write the name of those lines that are parallel…

Q: In your own words, explain the distinctions between EPROM, EEPROM, and Flash Memory.

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Q: Which peripherals allow a microcontroller to interact with the real world?

A: A peripheral is a part of a microcontroller that interfaces with the outside world. Examples of…

Q: Why is installing a RISC CPU easier than installing a CISC processor

A: Computer with a Reduced Instruction Set (RISC): This computer's Instruction Set Architecture (ISA)…

Q: Why is it easier to set up a RISC CPU than a CISC processor?

A: RISC means Reduced Instruction Set Computer CISC means Complex Instruction Set Computer RISC is a…

Q: The North Bridge or the South Bridge of a Nehalem chipset links directly to the CPU. Over the South…

A: Introduction: The front-side bus (FSB) directly connects the Northbridge to the CPU, making it…

Q: Because a CPU with eight cores only has one memory channel, multitasking is problematic. What's the…

A: A processor is a tiny integrated circuit that is found in computers and other electrical devices.…

Q: memory addresses are two different Instead of putting the whole data in memory, use memory as a…

A: A log that keeps track of data (programmed or data words) being transferred from memory to the…

Q: Can DMA acts as processor? What kind of information required by DMA to act as bus master, list it…

A: DMA  stands for direct memory access. and the hardware that is used to direct this memory access is…

Q: Q5\ Draw The Typical Memory Package Pins and Signals For two types of processors ( 8-Mbit EPROM and…

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Q: Consider a laptop that has one common memory to store data and instructions. How many data buses do…

A: one common memory to store data and instructions. data buses  will be available for transferring…

Q: Describe how the performance of peripherals and communication lines have increased in the most…

A: Introduction: Any of your computer's many external devices may be considered peripherals.  To be…

Q: The ARM cortex processors use what kind of Instruction Set Architecture (ISA) and how do they vary…

A: Given: The only way for a user to interface with the hardware is through the ISA (Industry Standard…

Q: What is NOT included in the general microcontroller architecture? O a. Input/Output Ports b. Central…

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Q: Why is it simpler to install a RISC CPU than a CISC processor?

A: Because of the reduced instruction set, the performance of RISC processors is frequently two to four…

Q: ‏What is the function of data bus , address bus , and control bus in a microcontroller ?

A: Actually, BUS is used to transfer the data or information from source to destination In…

Q: Why is installing a RISC CPU easier than installing a CISC CPU?

A: Given:   Why is installing a RISC CPU easier than installing a CISC CPU?

Q: Describe in your own words, what are the differences between EPROM, EEPROM, and Flash Memory?

A: EPROM, EEPROM, and Flash Memory are the types of ROM   EPROM stands for Erasable Programmable Read…

Q: Multitasking is difficult since a CPU with eight cores only has one memory channel. What's the…

A: Define: In computers and other electrical devices, a processor is a small integrated circuit. Its…

Q: How have Intel's most recent design generations increased the performance of peripheral and…

A: Answer: We have written how intel's recent design generation increase and how to changes in the…

Q: What changes in the hardware required to be made when the analog controller will be replaced with a…

A: When the analog controller will be replaced with a microprocessor/digital computer -  An ADC is…

Q: What can we do with hardware to improve the performance of a single processor ?

A: Introduction: Data may be processed more effectively using a hard disc with a bigger cache. The…

Q: Since a CPU with eight cores only has one memory channel, multitasking is challenging. What then is…

A: An integrated circuit known as a processor may be found in computers and other electrical devices.…

Q: What's the difference between the clock cycle times of a pipelined and non-pipelined processor?

A: INTRODUCTION: Clock cycle times of a pipelined: The clock cycle time should be sufficient to…

Q: What is the point of using a small number of address lines with peripheral chips? And why do certain…

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Q: The average number of machine cycles per instruction is 5.8. What is the clock rate (machine cycles…

A: When an interrupt fires, the microprocessor executes an interrupt service routine (ISR) that has…

Q: EEPROM chips can be reprogrammed with special electric pulses? why?

A: The reason to why EEPROM chips can be reprogrammed with special electric pulses is given below.

Q: What is the difference between a microcontroller and a system-ona-chip?

A: Difference between microcontroller and a system-on-chip: The differences between microcontroller…

Q: How can the microprocessors be connected to external devices? Give 4 examples considering output,…

A: Input/output (I/0) refers to the method of transferring data from a computer to an external device.…

Q: Explain why the data bus is bidirectional and the address bus is unidirectional in microcontroller?

A: Microcontroller needs to read data from memory and write data to memory. Data bus is used to…

Q: What is the order of the five stages of each instruction in a RISC processor? Decode, Fetch,…

A: None of the Options are correct   Basic five-stage pipeline in a RISC machine (IF = Instruction…

Q: can you explain  -Explain the function of the northbridge integrated circuit on the computer’s…

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Q: To connect the CPU to the memory, should we utilize an asynchronous or synchronous bus? Describe how…

A: Introduction: The CPU and memory are the two pieces of hardware that make up a computer. To run…

Q: What is NOT included in the general microcontroller architecture? O a. Input/Output Ports O b.…

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Q: When it comes to hardware, what can we do to enhance the performance of a single processor?

A: It's unavoidable that all PCs will encounter more slow rates sooner or later. As programming turns…

Embedded Software Development

Using specific programming languages (like C and C++) to write code for a specific hardware device in which it runs is called embedded software development. It makes the device smart by performing actions based on user's input which improves the user experience. They are designed to perform function-specific tasks rather than doing multiple tasks like computers. The embedded system is incredibly intuitive. An embedded software system could be a system developed and organized on any device, apart from an old-fashioned computer. It is the brain of a specific device; however, it is a solely useless tool and simple to elucidate what software system is embedded.