The initialization for a timer is shown. Assume that it uses a system clock of 16 MHz. Which describes the behavior best? /****** ****/ void init_TimerA (void){ TimerA_PRESCALE = 8; TimerA_MOD = 4000; TimerA_Control|=interruptEnableBit; //Turns it on /* ******/ /**** **** void TimerA_Handler (void) { TimA++; TimerA_Control|=clrFlag; /****** ******/ Initialization and handling of the interrupt flag does not appear to be correct. Nothing happens. Increments variable TimA at a frequency of 500 Hz Increments variable TimA at a frequency of 1000 Hz Increments variable TimA at a frequency of 250 Hz

The initialization for a timer is shown. Assume that it uses a system clock of 16 MHz. Which describes the behavior best? /** / void init_TimerA (void){ TimerA_PRESCALE = 8; TimerA_MOD = 4000; TimerA_Control|=interruptEnableBit; //Turns it on /* / / void TimerA_Handler (void) { TimA++; TimerA_Control|=clrFlag; / **/ Initialization and handling of the interrupt flag does not appear to be correct. Nothing happens. Increments variable TimA at a frequency of 500 Hz Increments variable TimA at a frequency of 1000 Hz Increments variable TimA at a frequency of 250 Hz

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

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