Yep indeed!
Following is the video upon which the questions are based:
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The questions are -
1. In the video, Adrian demonstrates how a ridiculously small amount of power is enough to power the MSP 430. He demonstrates how the processor is powered by different fruits. However, one fruit that he mentions is
NOT shown in the video. Which one is it?
- grapes
- lychees
- mangoes
- strawberries
2. MSP 430 processors power a variety of applications. In the 'Training Watch' example shown in the video, the watch is wirelessly connected to which of the following devices?
- a cadence meter and a pedometer
- a cell phone to transmit data and a GPS sensor
- a pedometer and a tiredness sensor
- a speed sensor in the shoes and a heart rate monitor
3. MSP 430 processors are popular for all kind of devices that need long battery life and precision. Several examples of such low power devices are provided. Which one of the following devices is NOT cited in the video?
- martini mixer
- smoke detectors
- training watches
- voiceless cellphone
4. MSP 430 processors power cutting-edge inventions like the voiceless cellphone. From the video, what do you think is a voiceless cellphone? A cellphone that
- allows only texting and not voice
- converts brain signals to speech
- is meant for your spouse
- works only in 'silent mode'
5. Adrian is exaggerating (only) slightly when he imagines that MSP430 could result in the Golden Gate bridge being powered by oranges. Or even the Eiffel Tower with grapes. Why do you think this is possible?
- ability to network wirelessly
- a plethora of design options with MSP430
- better performance of the processor
- ultra low power consumption of the processor
Anyone wants to answer these questions? 😀