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. APSR -Application program status register can be accessed from : Both Privileged and Unprivileged level Unprivileged level only Privileged level only 2. SIMD register size , to process four 32-bit data elements at a time , is : 16 bit 32 bit 64 bit 128 bit 3. CMSIS is a ———- to integrate third-party software IDE Compiler Debugger Framework 4. STM32cubeMX is a : Graphic tool to configure STM32 microcontroller STM32 Multi-core evaluation platform STM32 programming IDE STM32 cube debugger 5. 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 6. SIMD instructions are used in : Scalar Programming Storing data to EEPROM Vector Programming Reading data from EEPROM 7. What is Industry standard for designing ARM micro-controller bare metal device driver ? Cortex Microcontroller Software Interface Standard (CMSIS) Cortex Software Interface Standard (CSIS) Cortex Microcontroller Software Industry Standard (CMSIS) Cortex Microcontroller Software Standard (CMSS) 8. 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 9. 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 10. Program counter in ARM Cortex M4 is Run-time Instruction Memory Pointer Run-time Instruction Execution Pointer Counter to record total instructions executed Loading … Question 1 of 10 Related