ARM Architecture - Bus ArchitectureWhich register is commonly used to enable the peripheral clock in ARM Cortex-M microcontrollers?AGPIO_MODERBRCC_AHBENRCNVIC_ISERDSCB_CPUIDCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify clock control registersRCC (Reset and Clock Control) registers manage clocks for peripherals.Step 2: Select the correct RCC registerRCC_AHBENR enables clocks for peripherals on the AHB bus.Final Answer:RCC_AHBENR -> Option BQuick Check:Peripheral clock register = RCC_AHBENR [OK]Quick Trick: RCC registers control peripheral clocks [OK]Common Mistakes:Confusing GPIO_MODER as clock registerMixing NVIC and SCB registers with clock controlUsing unrelated registers
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