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    The document outlines the question bank for an Embedded Systems course covering 5 units: Unit I covers characteristics of embedded systems and 8051 microcontrollers including architecture, registers, timers, and serial communication. Unit II covers 8051 instruction sets, addressing modes, bit-level operations, interrupts, and interfacing devices like LCDs. Unit III is about sensors, transducers, smart sensors, temperature/oxygen sensors, and environmental monitoring. Unit IV discusses real-time operating systems, tasks, scheduling, message passing, and memory management. Unit V is about system on a chip architectures like pipelined, superscalar, VLIW, and multiprocessors as well

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    The document outlines the question bank for an Embedded Systems course covering 5 units: Unit I covers characteristics of embedded systems and 8051 microcontrollers including architecture, registers, timers, and serial communication. Unit II covers 8051 instruction sets, addressing modes, bit-level operations, interrupts, and interfacing devices like LCDs. Unit III is about sensors, transducers, smart sensors, temperature/oxygen sensors, and environmental monitoring. Unit IV discusses real-time operating systems, tasks, scheduling, message passing, and memory management. Unit V is about system on a chip architectures like pipelined, superscalar, VLIW, and multiprocessors as well

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    The document outlines the question bank for an Embedded Systems course covering 5 units: Unit I covers characteristics of embedded systems and 8051 microcontrollers including architecture, registers, timers, and serial communication. Unit II covers 8051 instruction sets, addressing modes, bit-level operations, interrupts, and interfacing devices like LCDs. Unit III is about sensors, transducers, smart sensors, temperature/oxygen sensors, and environmental monitoring. Unit IV discusses real-time operating systems, tasks, scheduling, message passing, and memory management. Unit V is about system on a chip architectures like pipelined, superscalar, VLIW, and multiprocessors as well

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    Muffakham Jah College of Engineering and Technology

    Information Technology Department

    Embedded system Question Bank

    Unit-I

    Short answers

    Characteristics of embedded systems

    Challenges in embedded system design

    Types of embedded system

    Structure of PSW

    PC and DPTR

    List various SFRs

    What is an interrupt and types of interrupts

    Long answers

    Embedded system design process

    Microprocessor vs microcontroller

    Block diagram of 8051

    Pin description of 8051

    Port 0,1,2,3 working with diagrams

    RAM and Rom interfacing

    TCON & TMOD structures (Timer SFRs)

    Timer Modes of operation

    SCON and PCON SFRs (serial communication SRFs)

    Serial data transmission modes

    IE, IP SFRs (Interrupt SRFs)

    UNIT-II
    Short answers

    Push and pop operations

    Data exchange operations

    External memory operations

    Rotate and swap operations

    Decimal arithmetic

    Arithmetic flags

    7segment structure

    Serial data network configurations

    MOVX and MOVC instructions

    Long answers

    Various Addressing modes with example instructions

    Byte level and bit level operations

    Jump and call program range

    Conditional and unconditional jumps with example instructions

    Sequence of events when an interrupt occurs

    Sequence of events when a call is made to a subroutine

    Interfacing of LCD, Keyboard

    Multiple interrupts

    I2C and Bus interfaces

    UNIT-III

    Short answers

    What is a transducer? Give example

    Smart sensor and its properties

    Primary sensor and its characteristics

    Define automation in sensors


    Various home appliance sensors

    Long answers

    Compensation and commonly encountered defects

    Excitation and amplification

    Standards for Smart Sensor Interface

    Temperature and oxygen sensors

    Proximity sensors

    Sensors for environmental monitoring

    UNIT-IV

    Short answers

    Hard and soft real time systems

    Requirements of RTOS

    Difference between GPOS and RTOS

    Task and task state diagram

    Contents of TCB

    Re-entrant function

    Different ways to protect shared data

    Long answers

    What is shared data problem. How it can be solved using semaphores

    Priority inversion and its solution

    Interrupt routines in RTOS

    Message queues and mailbox

    Best principles in design of an RTOS

    Hard real time scheduling considerations

    How memory and power are save in RTOS


    UNIT-V

    Short Questions

    Processor architecture and its implementation

    Basic SOC model block diagram

    Instruction level parallelism

    Bus based approach and Network on chip approach (interconnection approaches in SoC)

    Multiprocessor

    Benefits and drawbacks of hardware and software implemention in Soc

    Long Questions

    Sequential processor

    pipelined processor

    superscalar processor

    VLIW processor

    SIMD architectures (Array and vector processor)

    Memory and addressing in SoC model

    SoC design model and elaborate initial design steps

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