Exam Details
| Subject | Embedded System | |
| Paper | ||
| Exam / Course | Diploma -VIEP-Computer Science and Engineering(DCSVI)/Advanced Level O Certificate Course In Cse (ACCSVI) B.Tech. Computer Science And Engineering (BT | |
| Department | School of Engineering & Technology (SOET) | |
| Organization | indira gandhi national open university | |
| Position | ||
| Exam Date | December, 2016 | |
| City, State | new delhi, |
Question Paper
What is an Embedded System Explain the role of timers in an Embedded System.
Show and explain the interfacing of system buses between the processor, memory and I/O device.
Explain the real-time operating system architecture and its advantages.
Draw a diagram showing the three task states in an RTOS environment.
Compare semaphores, events and queues for implanting inter-task communication with an example.
Compare binary semaphores, mutex and counter semaphores.
Explain memory management in RTOS.
Why do we need timer functions in RTOS Briefly discuss how they are provided.
5. Write short notes on the following:
CISC vs RISC
Architecture of Microprocessors
Hard Time Scheduling Consideration
Describe different development processes of an embedded system.
Explain in brief various software tools for the development of an embedded system.
7. State the scheduling algorithms of RTOS and describe the concept of Round-Robin scheduling.
8. Explain how scheduling takes place in preemptive scheduling algorithm. Compare it with non-preemptive scheduling.
9. Compare the features in an exemplary family chip on core of each of the following:
Microprocessor
Microcontroller
Digital Signal Processor
10.(a) Explain the role played by PROM programmer, In-circuit emulator and ROM emulator in the embedded system
development cycle.
Write notes on any two of the following:
Hard real-time systems
Soft real-time systems
Time-slicing
Encapsulation
Show and explain the interfacing of system buses between the processor, memory and I/O device.
Explain the real-time operating system architecture and its advantages.
Draw a diagram showing the three task states in an RTOS environment.
Compare semaphores, events and queues for implanting inter-task communication with an example.
Compare binary semaphores, mutex and counter semaphores.
Explain memory management in RTOS.
Why do we need timer functions in RTOS Briefly discuss how they are provided.
5. Write short notes on the following:
CISC vs RISC
Architecture of Microprocessors
Hard Time Scheduling Consideration
Describe different development processes of an embedded system.
Explain in brief various software tools for the development of an embedded system.
7. State the scheduling algorithms of RTOS and describe the concept of Round-Robin scheduling.
8. Explain how scheduling takes place in preemptive scheduling algorithm. Compare it with non-preemptive scheduling.
9. Compare the features in an exemplary family chip on core of each of the following:
Microprocessor
Microcontroller
Digital Signal Processor
10.(a) Explain the role played by PROM programmer, In-circuit emulator and ROM emulator in the embedded system
development cycle.
Write notes on any two of the following:
Hard real-time systems
Soft real-time systems
Time-slicing
Encapsulation
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