Explore topic-wise MCQs in Microprocessors.

This section includes 9 Mcqs, each offering curated multiple-choice questions to sharpen your Microprocessors knowledge and support exam preparation. Choose a topic below to get started.

1.

IF_AT_A_TIME_AO_AND_BHE(ACTIVE_LOW)_BOTH_ARE_ZERO_THEN,_THE_CHIP(S)_SELECTED_WILL_BE?$

A. RAM
B. ROM
C. RAM and ROM
D. ONLY RAM
Answer» D. ONLY RAM
2.

If (address line) Ao=0 then, the status of address and memory ar?

A. address is even and memory is in ROM
B. address is odd and memory is in ROM
C. address is even and memory is in RAM
D. address is odd and memory is in RAM
Answer» D. address is odd and memory is in RAM
3.

To obtain 16-bit data bus width, the two 4K*8 chips of RAM and ROM are arranged in

A. parallel
B. serial
C. both serial and parallel
D. neither serial nor parallel
Answer» B. serial
4.

In most of the cases, the method used for decoding that may be used to minimise the required hardware is

A. absolute decoding
B. non-linear decoding
C. linear decoding
D. none
Answer» D. none
5.

In static memory, the upper 8-bit bank of an available 16-bit memory chip is called

A. upper address memory bank
B. even address memory bank
C. static upper memory
D. odd address memory bank
Answer» E.
6.

If the microprocessor has 10 address lines, then the number of memory locations it is able to address is

A. 512
B. 1024
C. 2048
D. none
Answer» C. 2048
7.

To address a memory location out of N memory locations, the number of address lines required is

A. log N (to the base 2)
B. log N (to the base 10)
C. log N (to the base e)
D. log (2N) (to the base e)
Answer» B. log N (to the base 10)
8.

If a location is selected, then all the bits in it are accessible using a group of conductors called

A. control bus
B. address bus
C. data bus
D. either address bus or data bus
Answer» D. either address bus or data bus
9.

The semiconductor memories are organised as __________ dimension(s) of array of memory locations.

A. one dimensional
B. two dimensional
C. three dimensional
D. none
Answer» C. three dimensional