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Consider two real-time Systems (SysA and SysB) that communicates via Serial Interface . SysA is set at 115200 bps and SysB is set at 2400 bps . SysA transmits text "SendMeData" to SysB . Now what data (or) what would possibly happen at SysB's end?

  1. SystemB Halts

  2. Communication Error

  3. SystemB recieves&displays Junk Data

  4. SystemB recieves&displays "SendMeData"


Correct Option: C
  1. PeripheralClock = ((I2C(ClockFreq)) / (I2CLowCycle+I2CHighCycle))

  2. I2C(ClockFreq) = ((PeripheralClock) / (I2CLowCycle+I2CHighCycle))

  3. I2C(ClockFreq) = ((I2CLowCycle+I2CHighCycle) / (PeripheralClock))

  4. PeripheralClock = ((I2C(ClockFreq)) / (I2CLowCycle * I2CHighCycle))


Correct Option: B
  1. Byte Addressable

  2. Half-word (or) Full-word Addressable

  3. both Byte and Bit Addressable

  4. Bit Addressable


Correct Option: B
  1. while(1) { LED(On) Delay(25) LED(Off) }

  2. main() { LED(On) Delay(25) LED(Off) while(1) { } }

  3. while(1) { LED(On) Delay(25) LED(off) Delay(25) )

  4. while(1) { Delay(25) LED(on) Delay(25) }


Correct Option: C

Under I2C Communication , consider ARM as Master and Keypad as Slave . Data gets transmitted from Slave to Master and Master acknowledges for every handshake.What is the mode that is required (or) should be adopted while programming with I2C interrupts ?

  1. Slave Transmitter Mode

  2. Master Reciever Mode

  3. Slave Reciever Mode

  4. Master Transmitter Mode


Correct Option: B

CY8C20434 is a Touch Sensor based Microcontroller that has 23 I/O's . After designing the inputs and outputs how it really works when a finger is placed on PCB Board of CY8C20434(Touch Sensor)?

  1. Resistance is generated

  2. Inductance is generated

  3. Capacitance is generated

  4. Current is generated


Correct Option: C