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Module 2 - Embedded Systems (Quiz)

Total questions: 36

Worksheet time: 27mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

All Embedded Systems are task specific. They do the same task ______/_____ over their lifetime.

(a)  

2.

It is a metric used to estimate the reliability of a system or a component.

(a)  

3.

MTBF is typically measured in units of (a)   , such as hours, days, or years, depending on the application.

4.

_______ and _______ are used to design embedded systems.

(a)  

5.

The hardware of an embedded-system is used for security and performance. The Software is used for (a)  

6.

Embedded Systems can be classified into four types based on the ________ and ________ requirement.

(a)  

7.

A ______________ provides output within a defined specific time. That is, real time embedded systems are designed and created to perform some specific work in pre-specified time.

a)
Real Time Embedded System
b)

Stand-Alone Embedded Systems

c)

Networked Embedded Systems

d)

Mobile Embedded Systems

8.

___________ Embedded Systems are those that can work by themselves i.e. they are self-sufficient and do not depend on a host system

a)

Real Time Embedded Systems

b)

Mobile Embedded Systems

c)

Stand-Alone Embedded Systems

d)

Networked Embedded Systems

9.

________________ depend on connected network to perform its assigned tasks. These systems consist of components like sensors, controllers etc. which are interconnected. Many of these systems are built on general purpose processors.

a)

Mobile Embedded Systems

b)

Stand-Alone Embedded Systems

c)

Real Time Embedded System

d)

Networked Embedded Systems

10.

_____________ are those that are small sized and can be used in smaller devices. They are used in mobile phones and digital cameras because of the small size. They often have memory constraints and lacks good user interface.

a)

Stand-Alone Embedded Systems

b)

Mobile Embedded Systems

c)

Networked Embedded Systems

d)

Real Time Embedded Systems

11.

Embedded System are classified in (a)   types based on its microcontroller performance.

12.

____________ is normally designed and created using an 8-bit microcontroller. This microcontroller can be battery activated.

a)

Small Scale Embedded System

b)

Medium Scale Embedded System

c)

Sophisticated Embedded System

d)

Hard Real Time Embedded Systems

13.

____________ uses a single 16-bit or 32-bit microcontroller or multiple microcontrollers linked together. These systems have a lot of hardware as well as software complexities, hence are not preferred by many.

a)

Sophisticated Embedded System

b)

Small Scale Embedded System

c)

Medium Scale Embedded System

d)

Real Time Embedded Systems

14.

___________________ often function on multiple algorithms that results in complexities in both hardware and software. They often need a processor that is configurable and logic array that can be programmed.

a)

Medium Scale Embedded System

b)

Sophisticated Embedded System

c)

Stand-Alone Embedded Systems

d)

Small Scale Embedded System

15.

The system must perform consistently over time without failures and should handle faults gracefully.

(a)  

16.

This encompasses speed, responsiveness, and efficient use of resources such as CPU, memory, and power.

(a)  

17.

Many embedded systems are required to meet specific timing constraints, ensuring that they process inputs and produce outputs within defined time limits.

(a)  

18.

The system should be capable of adapting to increased loads and expanding in terms of functionality and performance.

(a)  

19.

In critical applications, such as automotive or healthcare, the system must guarantee safe operation under all conditions.

(a)  

20.

Robust protection against unauthorized access and cyberattacks is essential, especially for systems connected to networks.

(a)  

21.

The system should allow for easy updates, repairs, or modifications after deployment.

(a)  

22.

For portable or battery-operated devices, minimizing power consumption is essential.

(a)  

23.

The overall cost of the system should be considered, including development and production expenses.

(a)  

24.

The system must offer a user-friendly interface and effectively meet user needs.

(a)  

25.

Examples include televisions, digital cameras, computer printers, video game consoles, and home entertainment systems like the PS4.

a)

Consumer Electronics

b)

Household Appliances

c)

Medical Equipment

d)

Automobiles

26.

Comprises assembly line automation, feedback systems, and data collection systems.

a)

Automobiles

b)

Aerospace

c)

Industrial Applications

d)

Medical Equipment

27.

Includes scanners such as MRI and CT machines, ECG devices, and monitors for blood pressure and heartbeat.

a)

Communications

b)

Medical Equipment

c)

Industrial Applications

d)

Automobiles

28.

Encompasses navigation and guidance systems, including GPS.

a)

Household Appliances

b)

Communications

c)

Automobiles

d)

Aerospace

29.

This category encompasses refrigerators, washing machines, microwave ovens, and air conditioners.

a)

Automobiles

b)

Household Appliances

c)

Industrial Applications

d)

Consumer Electronics

30.

Advantage: Embedded systems are designed for large-scale manufacturing, leading to a lower cost per unit.

a)

High Stability and Reliability

b)

Task-Specific Design

c)

Cost-Effective for Mass Production

d)

Performance

31.

Embedded systems are tailored for specific functions, enhancing efficiency and effectiveness.

a)

Task-Specific Design

b)

High Stability and Reliability

c)

Cost-Effective for Mass Production

d)

Medical Equipment

32.

Advantage: These systems are known for their consistent performance and dependability.

a)

Limited Hardware

b)

Task-Specific Design

c)

Cost-Effective for Mass Production

d)

High Stability and Reliability

33.

Disadvantage: Once configured, these systems cannot be altered, making it challenging to implement improvements or upgrades after design and creation.

a)

Limited Flexibility

b)

Maintenance Challenges

c)

Limited Hardware

d)

Difficult Troubleshooting

34.

Disadvantage: Embedded systems can be difficult to maintain, and backing up embedded files is often problematic.

a)

Limited Flexibility

b)

Difficult Troubleshooting

c)

Maintenance Challenges

d)

Limited Hardware

35.

Disadvantage: Since these systems are designed for specific tasks, their hardware capabilities are often restricted.

a)

Limited Flexibility

b)

Difficult Troubleshooting

c)

Limited Hardware

d)

Maintenance Challenges

36.

Disadvantage: Diagnosing issues in embedded systems can be complex, and transferring data between systems is often problematic.

a)

Limited Flexibility

b)

Difficult Troubleshooting

c)

Maintenance Challenges

d)

Limited Flexibility