ARM QUIZ Part 1By Sanjay Adhikari / May 29, 2019 Time for QUIZ to refresh ARM architecture discussion done so far. Please put QUIZ name in the Message box below and submit before attempting the Quiz. ← BackThank you for your response. ✨ Name(required) Email(required) Website Message Submit Δ Please enter your email: 1. M in ARM Cortex -M series stands for : ARM Multimedia core Micro-Controller ARM Multi-core device 2. SIMD register size , to process four 32-bit data elements at a time , is : 16 bit 32 bit 64 bit 128 bit 3. If a core supports only Thumb and Thumb-2 instruction sets, then which one of the following is True : Control register bit decides how many instruction bits to fetch First 5-bits of half word-2(hw2) determine whether fetch or not first half word part. First 5-bits of half word-1(hw1) determine whether fetch or not second half word part. complete 32-bit instruction to be fetched 4. T32 in ARM architecture is : Thumb Instruction set) Instructions with 16-bit size instructions. Thumb Instruction set) Instructions with both 16 and 32-bit size instructions. Thumb Instruction set) Instructions with 32-bit size instructions. ARM core based TI SoC 5. What are the following true regarding Artificial Intelligence using STM32 ? No, AI require very high performance CPU Yes, AI at Edge can be done with STM32 cube It will require additional high end CPU . Yes, It is supported by STM32cube,AI 6. CMSIS is a ———- to integrate third-party software IDE Compiler Debugger Framework 7. STM32cubeMX is a : Graphic tool to configure STM32 microcontroller STM32 Multi-core evaluation platform STM32 programming IDE STM32 cube debugger 8. SIMD instructions are used in : Scalar Programming Storing data to EEPROM Vector Programming Reading data from EEPROM 9. Benefits of using Thumb instructions are as follows : Low power consumption High Power consumption Reduction in code memory Increase in code memory 10. User application will run in Thread mode. If any interrupt or exception event occurs, It will automatically enters in : Background mode Exception Error mode Handler mode Low power mode Loading … Question 1 of 10 Related