Reference no: EM13774919
Question 1. Dynamic memory requires _____ that is not needed for other types of memory.
refresh
data bus buffer
address decoder
dual power supply
Question 2. What is the maximum size of main memory for a processor with a 23-bit address bus?
Eight Mbyte
23 Mbytes
Three Mbytes
8,000,000 bytes
None of the above
Question 3. In a CPU with a 16-bit program counter, what is the maximum, directly accessible code space?
64Kbytes
32KB
2KB
4KB
None of the above
Question 4. The circuit that performs the instruction "ADDA" in the HCS12 CPU is
MMU.
ALU.
cache.
accumulator.
Question 5. Operations performed by the ALU include
decoding instructions.
coordinating data transfer to and from the ALU.
addition and subtraction.
All of the above
None of the above
Question 6. What direction does data flow on a READ bus cycle?
From the CPU to memory or I/O port
From memory or an I/O port into the CPU
From the bus into a memory location
All of the above
None of the above
Question 7. Which of the following is an assembly directive?
"loop:"
"ds.b 1"
"adda"
"bitb"
Question 8. The HCS12 uses _____.
Little Endian
Big Endian
Both A and B
None
Question 9. Which statement about CodeWarrior assembly language is true?
It is case sensitive.
Instructions must start in column other than 1.
Labels never start at Column 1.
All of the above
None of the above
Question 10. Which of the following is wrong?
LDY #$55
LDY #$255
LDY #$20000
LDY #5000
Question 11. What is the value in Accumulator B after the execution of the code below?
ORG $2000
XYZ DC.B 0, 1, 2, 4
ORG $8000
LDY #XYZ
LDAA #04
LDAB #02
BACK ADDB 0, Y
INY
DECA
BNE BACK
HERE BRA HERE
$04
$09
$07
$1009
None of the above
Question 12.The instruction "subb $100" will
subtract the content of Accumulator B from $100.
subtract $100 from Accumulator B.
subtract the content of memory at Address $100 from Accumulator B.
subtract the content of Accumulator B from the content of memory at Address $100.
Question 13. What will be the value in Accumulator A after the following program is executed?
ORG $2000
DATA1 DC.B $55
ORG $8000
LDAA DATA1
LDAB #8
BACK LSLA
DECB
BNE BACK
HERE BRA HERE
63
55
0
1
Question 14. Which flag is used to see if the signed data are correctly added together?
V
C
Z
H
Question 15. In the following program, what is the largest number that Register B can take?
L1 CLRA
NOP
NOP
DECB
BNE L1
255
100
0x200
0x99
Question 16. What C-language construct does the following assembly code implement?
LDAB #10
L1: ADDA 0, x
INX
DECB
BNE L1
Loop
If
If /else
All of the above
None of the above
Question 17. Assume that PORTB has a value of 0x37. Which of the following gives us Unpacked BCD for 7?
PORTB= PORTB & 0x37;
PORTB= PORTB | 0x30;
PORTB= PORTB | 0x0F;
PORTB= PORTB & 0x0F;
Question 18. Fill in the blank to get 0x36 on PORTB.
unsigned char BCD_Byte = 0x67;
unsigned char x;
x= BCD_Byte & 0xF0;
_____;
PORTB = x | 0x30;
x=x>>4;
x=x>>2;
x=x<<4;
x=x<<2;
Question 19. The following program creates square wave pulses on PB0. What is the duty cycle?
ORG
$8000
LDS
#$4000
LDAA
#$FF
STAA
DDRB
BACK
BSET
PORTB,%00000001
JSR
DELAY
BCLR
PORTB,%00000001
JSR
DELAY
JSR
DELAY
BRA
BACK
75%
66%
33%
25%
Question 20. Find the value for PORTB after the execution of the following code:
PORTB = 0x66 ^ 0xFF;
PORTB = 0x66
PORTB = 0x99
PORTB = 0x0F
PORTB = 0x33
Question 21. Write a program sequence that places the value in Address $1000 into Accumulator A and places the value in Address $1001 in Accumulator B. Then, add these values together and store the result in Location $1002.
Question 22. Where is the return address of the subroutine stored when a subroutine is called? How is this return address retrieved at the end of the subroutine?
Question 23. Write a C statement to set Bit 3 of variable foo without changing other bits.
Question 24. Write a HCS12 assembly-language program that counts all even numbers from a 10-variable, byte-sized array and moves the odd numbers to a new array.
Question 25. Write a C program for a HCS12 microcontroller that writes the value, 0x78, to Memory Location VAR1 and then calls a delay function. The delay function should generate a delay of 0.25 milliseconds. Then, send the pattern 0x99 to Memory Location VAR2 and call the delay function one more time. Repeat this operation eight times using a for loop. Assume that the bus clock frequency is 24MHz. Write the delay using inline assembly language.