ARM Architecture - Power ModesWhich register is commonly used to configure deep sleep mode in ARM Cortex processors?ASCR (System Control Register)BPC (Program Counter)CLR (Link Register)DSP (Stack Pointer)Check Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify control register for sleep modesThe System Control Register (SCR) controls sleep and deep sleep modes in ARM Cortex processors.Step 2: Verify other registers' rolesPC, LR, and SP are related to program flow and stack, not power modes.Final Answer:SCR (System Control Register) -> Option AQuick Check:Deep sleep config register = B [OK]Quick Trick: SCR controls sleep modes in ARM CPUs [OK]Common Mistakes:Confusing SCR with program counterThinking stack pointer controls sleepMixing link register with power modes
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