ARM Architecture - Power ModesWhich component typically remains active during ARM's deep sleep mode to allow wake-up?ACPU coreBAll peripheralsCGraphics processorDSystem timer or interrupt controllerCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify components active in deep sleepDuring deep sleep, most components stop, but system timer or interrupt controller stays active to detect wake events.Step 2: Confirm which component allows wake-upThe system timer or interrupt controller monitors signals to wake the CPU from deep sleep.Final Answer:System timer or interrupt controller -> Option DQuick Check:Wake-up component = C [OK]Quick Trick: Interrupt controller stays active to wake CPU [OK]Common Mistakes:Assuming CPU core stays activeThinking all peripherals remain poweredConfusing graphics processor with wake source
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