Electronics and Communication Engineering - Microprocessors
Exercise : Microprocessors - Section 1
- Microprocessors - Section 1
- Microprocessors - Section 2
- Microprocessors - Section 3
- Microprocessors - Section 4
- Microprocessors - Section 5
- Microprocessors - Section 6
- Microprocessors - Section 7
- Microprocessors - Section 8
- Microprocessors - Section 9
- Microprocessors - Section 10
- Microprocessors - Section 11
- Microprocessors - Section 12
26.
In a microprocessor
Answer: Option
Explanation:
Some instructrions do need more than one machine cycle.
27.
Assertion (A): If source and destination addresses are made implicit the length of instruction is reduced.
Reason (R): 8085 has only 3 addressing modes.
Answer: Option
Explanation:
The number of addressing modes is five.
28.
Assertion (A): Microprocessor 8085 has on-chip oscillator with inbuilt crystal.
Reason (R): For frequency stability crystal oscillator is preferred.
Answer: Option
Explanation:
Crystal has to be connected externally to pins 1 and 2 of 8085.
29.
Consider the following program in Pascal
X = 2.57
X = (X + 0.06) * 10
I = TRUNC (X)
X = I
X = X / 10.0
The final value of X would beAnswer: Option
Explanation:
(2.57 + 0.06) 10 = 26.3 → .
30.
Consider the following
- The first letter of a Java variable is lower case.
- Each successive word in Java variable begins with a capital letter.
- All other letters are lower case.
- A Java variable can have a digit as first character.
Answer: Option
Explanation:
Digit as first character is not allowed.
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