ARM Architecture - Power ModesWhich of the following is commonly used as a wake-up source in ARM devices?AExternal interrupt from a button pressBIncreasing CPU frequencyCWriting to a memory locationDDisabling the power supplyCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify typical wake-up sourcesCommon wake-up sources include external interrupts like button presses or signals from peripherals.Step 2: Evaluate the optionsOnly an external interrupt from a button press can wake the system; others do not cause wake-up.Final Answer:External interrupt from a button press -> Option AQuick Check:Common wake-up source = External interrupt [OK]Quick Trick: Buttons often act as wake-up triggers [OK]Common Mistakes:Thinking CPU frequency changes wake the systemAssuming memory writes cause wake-upConfusing power supply disabling with wake-up
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