Understanding and Setting up the Base IoT Hardware

This is a computer science engineering quiz on IoT (Internet of Things), which includes questions on understanding and setting up the base IoT hardware.

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Galileo Gen 2 board was developed by which company?

Atmel Intel Motorola Dallas

Galileo gen 2 board is some time called as Breakout Board?

True False

Intel Galileo has the main feature of?

Support PCI Express Intel Quart Support for openCV Onboard real time clock

Which among the following is more powerful?

Rasberry Pi 2 Model Rasberry Pi 3 Model Galieo Gen 2 Board Galieo Gen 1 Board

Periferal Component Interconnect (PCI) Express interconnects which modules?

Serial communication WIfi, Bluetooth, GSM cards Micro SD card Real Time Clock

What is the frequency of the Galileo gen 2 board?

250MHz 400MHz 450MHz 300MHz

The 10/100Mbit Ethernet support enables the board to connect to _________

LAN MAN WAN WLAN

What is the range of microSD card that is connected externally?

16GB 32Gb 8Gb 64Gb

Which of the following has a real time clock?

Galileo Gen 2 Rasberry Pi Arduino Rasberry Pi 3

________ bit PWM for more precise control of servos and smoother response.

14-bit 12-bit 8-bit 6-bit

Which bus is a standard bus derived by ARM with aim to support efficient on chip?

Serial Attached SCSI Futurebus Advanced Micro Bus Scalable Coherent Interface

How many digital I/O pins are there in Board?

29 15 25 20

Does the board has UART?

True False

What is the storage memory of EEPROM?

16kb 6kb 8kb 12kb

What is the USB version that is supported?

USB 4.0 USB 1.5 USB 3.0 USB 2.0

Quiz/Test Summary

Title: Understanding and Setting up the Base IoT Hardware

Questions: 15

Contributed by:

james Wed, Apr 06, 2022 08:33 AM UTC

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