Книга: Introduction to Microprocessors and Microcontrollers
Quiz time 11
Quiz time 11
In each case, choose the best option.
1 The ‘size’ of a microprocessor is determined by the:
(a) width of its data registers.
(b) number of lines in its external data bus.
(c) number of digits in its type number.
(d) width of its address registers.
2 An integrated circuit having 15 000 transistors is classed as a:
(a) LSI device.
(b) SLSI device.
(c) VLSI device.
(d) SSI device.
3 An untextured polygon:
(a) looks like a dinosaur.
(b) is just a wire-frame shape.
(c) has no shape.
(d) is a cube.
4 An L1 cache is usually:
(a) onboard the microprocessor.
(b) constructed from DRAM for maximum speed.
(c) slower than Level 2 cache.
(d) external to the microprocessor.
5 RISC:
(a) means ‘radical instruction set computer’.
(b) has longer instructions and is therefore slower than a CISC chip.
(c) is part of everyday life.
(d) chips employ a smaller instruction set.
- Micros are getting bigger – and faster
- How do we measure the speed of a microprocessor?
- FLOPS (FLoating-point Operations Per Second)
- How to make a microprocessor go faster?
- Making more use of each clock pulse
- RISC and CISC
- Who did what, when
- The microcontroller
- Increasing the number of bits
- Where do we go from here?
- Games machines
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