Question 1 : Which of the following does not have the ability to get hundred individual signal cables into the probe in the emulation technique?
1. OnCE
2. BDM
3. ICE
4. JTAG
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Question 2 : What does JTAG stand for?
1. joint tag address group
2. joint test address group
3. joint test access group
4. joint test action group
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Question 3 : Which of the following debugger works at the operating system level?
1. task level debugging
2. low level debugging
3. onboard debugging
4. symbolic debugging
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Question 4 : Which of the following can access the information directly in the Xray?
1. emulator
2. debugger
3. simulator
4. hardware
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Question 5 : Which of the following has the additional circuitry which supports the background debug mode?
1. memory
2. input
3. peripheral
4. processor
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Question 6 : What does the processor fetch from the EPROM if the board is powered?
1. reset vector
2. ready vector
3. start vector
4. acknowledge vector
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Question 7 : Which of the following is ideal for debugging codes at an early stage?
1. compiler
2. debugger
3. simulator
4. emulator
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Question 8 : Which of the following has the ability to use the high-level language functions, instructions instead of the normal address?
1. task level debugging
2. low level debugging
3. onboard debugging
4. symbolic debugging
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Question 9 : Which facility provides the provision of the debug ports in the ICE technique?
1. simulator
2. emulator
3. debug support
4. jtag
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Question 10 : What is meant by OnCE?
1. on-chip emulation
2. off-chip emulation
3. one-chip emulation
4. once-chip emulation
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