Embedded System Debugging Technique MCQ Quiz – Objective Question with Answer for Embedded System Debugging Technique

31. Which facility provides the provision of the debug ports in the ICE technique?

A. simulator
B. emulator
C. debug support
D. jtag

Answer: C

The debugging support to the processor enables the processor to be a single stepped and breakpoint under remote control from a host or the workstation. This facility can provide the provision of the debug ports.

 

32. How the additional registers are accessed in the OnCE?

A. parallel port
B. serial port
C. jtag
D. address register

Answer: B

The on-chip emulation can access additional registers by using a special serial port within the device that provides control over the processor and access to its internal registers.

 

33. Which of the following emulators can provide their own in-circuit emulation facility?

A. Simulator
B. Debugger
C. SDS
D. OnCE

Answer: D

Every system can provide its own in-circuit emulation facilities by hooking the port to an interface port in a workstation or the PC while connecting the OnCE port to an external connector.

 

34. What does BDM stand for?

A. background debug mode
B. basic debug mode
C. basic debug microcode
D. background decode mode

Answer: A

The BDM or background debug mode is similar to the on-chip emulator with a slight difference. BDM is provided on the Motorola MC683xx series of processors and for the 8-bit microcontroller like MC68HC12 etc.

 

35. Which emulator is used in MC68HC12?

A. JTAG
B. BDM
C. On-CE
D. SDS

Answer: B

The BDM or the background debug mode is provided on the Motorola MC683xx series of processors and for several 8-bit microcontrollers. One such microcontroller is the MC68HC12.

 

36. Which of the following takes the processor, when the processor enters the BDM mode?

A. address code
B. high-level microcode
C. low-level microcode
D. data code

Answer: C

When the processor enters into the BDM mode, low-level microcode takes the processor which allows the breakpoint to be set, registers to be accessed, and so on.

 

37. Which of the following has the additional circuitry which supports the background debug mode?

A. memory
B. input
C. peripheral
D. processor

Answer: D

The processor has additional circuitry which can provide special support for the background debug mode and is under the control of the remote system connected to its BDM port.

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