Serial Peripheral Interface MCQ Quiz – Objective Question with Answer for Serial Peripheral Interface

11. What does I2C stand for?

A. inter-IC
B. intra-IC
C. individual integrated chip
D. intel IC

Answer: A

The I2C is known as inter-IC, which is developed by Philips for interfacing with peripheral devices.

 

11. Which company developed I2C?

A. Intel
B. Motorola
C. Phillips
D. IBM

Answer: C

The I2C is developed by Philips for use in television sets.

 

12. Which of the following is the most known simple interface?

A. I2C
B. Serial port
C. Parallel port
D. SPI

Answer: A

The I2C is the most known simple interface which is used currently. It can combine both the hardware and the software protocols to provide a bus interface that helps in the communication with many peripherals.

 

13. Which are the two lines used in the I2C?

A. SDA and SPDR
B. SPDR and SCL
C. SDA and SCL
D. SCL and status line

Answer: C

The I2C bus consists of two lines which are called SDA and SCL. The master and slave devices are attached to these lines.

 

14. Which of the following developed P82B715?

A. Philips
B. Intel
C. IBM
D. Motorola

Answer: A

The special buffer chip, P82B715 for increasing the current drive is developed by Philips.

 

15. Which pin provides the reference clock for the transfer of data?

A. SDA
B. SCL
C. SPDR
D. Interrupt pin

Answer: B

The SCL pin can provide the reference clock for the transmission of data but it is not a free-running clock.

 

16. Which of the following are the three hardware signals?

A. START, STOP, ACKNOWLEDGE
B. STOP, TERMINATE, END
C. START, SCL, SDA
D. STOP, SCL, SDA

Answer: A

The three hardware signals are START, STOP and ACKNOWLEDGE. These signals help in the transmission of data between the slave and the masters.

 

17. Which of the following performs the START signal?

A. master
B. slave
C. CPU
D. memory

Answer: A

The START signal is performed by the master by making the SCL and SDA pin high.

 

18. Which of the following are handshake signals?

A. START
B. STOP
C. ACKNOWLEDGE
D. START and STOP

Answer: C

The START signal and ACKNOWLEDGE signals are almost similar but there exhibit a small change. The START signal is initiated by the master only but the ACKNOWLEDGE signal is a handshake between both the master and slave.

 

19. A packet is also referred to as

A. postcard
B. telegram
C. letter
D. data

Answer: B

The data is transmitted in packets having one or more bytes. These packets of data are also known as a telegram.

 

20. Which of the following byte performs the slave selection?

A. first byte
B. second byte
C. terminal byte
D. eighth byte

Answer: A

The slave selection is performed by using the first byte as an address byte. When the address byte is sent out all the slave devices compare the address by its own value. If there is a match, the ACKNOWLEDGE signal will be sent by the slave.

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