There were two papers
1. separate for the hardware (electonics people(VLSI))
2. and other for the embedded software design(both for electronics and comp).
1. which conversion is not possible
a. float to int
b. int to float
c. char to float
d. all are possible
2. threads have which thing in common
a. register set
b. data section
c. thread id
d. ...
3. one que like
main()
{
int x=5, y;
y= x*x++ * ++x ;
// print x and y
}
4. A CPU has four group of instruction set A, B, C, D
CPI of A = 1
CPI of B=3
Cpi of c =2
cpi of d= 4
the cpu access 20% of A, 30% of b, 30% of C and 20 % of D
what will be the average CPI.
( this que was repeated in section 2 & 3)
5 . a question on hit ratio n effective memory access time.
6. main()
{
int a=10,b=5
while ( --b>=0 && ++a)
{
--b;
++a;
}
print (a);
print (b);
}
7. main()
{
char i;
for (i=0; i<=255; i++)
{
printf("%c", i);
}
}
8. One question on controls systems
to find the transfer function.
poles n zeroes were given in a graph
9. One question on sampling theorem,
highest frequency of a signal is f, and it is sampled at fs( >= 2f). what is the
frequency range of a bandpass signal whose spectrum looks exactly like the
original signal.
[Link] on the signal to noise ratio
There are N bits to represent each sample and total number of levels is M. If
the amplitude range is reduced by half then SNR will be reduced by:
11. A cellular network operator is operating at 9.6Kbps. If he want to transmitt the
audio quality of 44.1KHz with 16 bits for each sample how much bandwidth
should be increased.
12. calculating the checksum for the bits to be transmitted given the frame-
11000101 and generator is1100.
13. calculating the no of bits required for the error detection & the error correction
for the given codeword set.
codeword a:
0000
0001
0011
1111
codeword b:
101111
.
.
.
.
110101
14. options were given to choose as which was an example of multitasking.
a:multiple remote users accessing a server
b:user working on spreadsheet, downloading some matter from
internet
c:multiple programs resident in memory
15. CA in CSMA/ CA stands for
a. collision approval
b. collision avoidance
c. critical access
16. in a triangle, without changing the angle, if we double the sides,then new
area will be
17. there is a pipe having dia 6mm, then how many pipes having 1mm dia wiill be
needed to provide same amount of water.
18. in which of the folwng schemes after page replacement the entered page will
enter in the same memory location as of the replaced one
a. direct mapping
b. n-set associative
c. associative
d. none of them
19. belady anamoly is related to.
ans. page replacement algos
[Link] one uses cache mechanism
ans TLB
[Link] will happen in following code..
signal(mutex)
critical section
wait(mutex)
ans. violation of mutual exclusion
[Link] RLC ckt was given, fuctioning of ckt to be determined.
a: will act like FM
b: PM
c:AM
d: none of the above
23.
int i=0;
switch(i)
{
case 1: printf("hi");
case 0: printf("zero");
case 2: printf("world");
}
[Link] one is the declaration of static string
a: static string
b: 'static string'
c: "static string"
d:char sting[30]
25.a que on file handling in c
a: file cant be opened
b:[Link] is copied to msg
c:only first string be copied
d:
26. which of the fuction will store a 100 char string in X
a: fread(x,100,....)
b. fread(100,x,.......)
[Link](x)
[Link](x)
27. which of the following data type will occupy the same memory irrespective of
the compiler.
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