Q. The 80286 is available in the package as

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Q. The clock frequency applied at the CLK pin is internally divided by

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Q. The 8 address lines, A23-A16 of 80286 are zero during

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Q. The signals S1 (active low), S2 (active low) are

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Q. If M/IO (active low) signal is ‘0’ then it indicates

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Q. The LOCK (active low) is activated automatically by hardware using

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Q. The pin that is used to insert wait states in a bus cycle is

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Q. The minimum number of clock cycles required in an input pulse width of the RESET pin is

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Q. To filter the output, a 0.047microfarads, 12V capacitor is connected between the pins

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Q. The signal that causes the 80286 to perform the processor extension interrupt while executing the WAIT and ESC instructions are

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Q. The 80286 CPU acts just like that of 8086 when operated in

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Q. In real addressing mode, the 80286 addresses a physical memory of

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Q. In real addressing mode, the 80286 operates at a speed

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Q. In physical memory, if the segment size limit is exceeded by the instruction or data then

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Q. The 80286 reserves fixed area of physical memory for

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Q. In the real mode, the memory that is reserved for interrupt vector table is

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Q. In the real mode, the memory that is reserved for system initialization is

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Q. When 80286 is reset, it always starts its execution in

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Q. The 80286 in real addressing mode performs

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Q. In real address mode, while addressing the physical memory, the 80286 uses the signal

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