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Instructions: Choose the best answer for each question.
1. What is the primary function of a bus protocol?
a) To control the flow of electricity within a circuit.
Incorrect. While bus protocols impact electrical signals, their primary function is communication, not just electrical control.
b) To define the rules for data transmission between devices.
Correct! Bus protocols set the rules for how data is sent and received, ensuring accurate communication.
c) To regulate the speed of data transfer.
Incorrect. While bus protocols influence speed, their main purpose is to define the rules for communication, which can include various speeds.
d) To establish the physical connection between devices.
Incorrect. Physical connections are made by the bus itself, while protocols define the rules for communicating over that bus.
2. Which of the following is NOT a component of a bus protocol?
a) Signal timing
Incorrect. Signal timing is essential for synchronizing data transmission.
b) Data encoding
Incorrect. Data encoding dictates how information is represented on the bus.
c) Device power consumption
Correct! Bus protocols primarily focus on data transmission rules, not individual device power consumption.
d) Addressing
Incorrect. Addressing helps uniquely identify devices connected to the bus.
3. Which bus protocol is known for its use in connecting peripherals to microcontrollers using only two wires?
a) USB
Incorrect. USB typically uses multiple wires for data transfer.
b) SPI
Incorrect. SPI uses four wires for communication.
c) I²C
Correct! I²C uses two wires (SDA and SCL) for data and clock signals.
d) Ethernet
Incorrect. Ethernet is a networking protocol used for connecting devices over a network.
4. Why is standardization important for bus protocols?
a) To ensure compatibility between devices from different manufacturers.
Correct! Standardization allows devices from different manufacturers to communicate seamlessly.
b) To limit the number of bus protocols available.
Incorrect. Standardization promotes interoperability, not limitation of protocols.
c) To increase the cost of electronic systems.
Incorrect. Standardization can often lead to cost reduction by promoting compatibility.
d) To make it harder for designers to create electronic systems.
Incorrect. Standardization simplifies design by providing a common set of rules.
5. Which of these is a high-speed bus designed for connecting expansion cards to a motherboard?
a) I²C
Incorrect. I²C is a low-speed protocol for peripherals.
b) SPI
Incorrect. SPI is primarily used for connecting peripherals to microcontrollers.
c) USB
Incorrect. While USB can connect expansion cards, it's more versatile for connecting various devices.
d) PCI
Correct! PCI was specifically designed for high-speed data transfer between expansion cards and the motherboard.
Scenario: You are designing a system for a smart home appliance. This appliance needs to communicate with various sensors (temperature, humidity, light) and a central controller unit. The data transfer requirements are as follows:
Task:
Choose the most suitable bus protocol for this application and explain your reasoning. Consider the following factors:
The most suitable bus protocol for this scenario is likely **I²C (Inter-Integrated Circuit)**. Here's why:
Other protocols like SPI could also be considered, but I²C generally provides a better balance of features and cost-effectiveness for this specific application.
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