Question

A thermal sensor in the CPU checks the temperature of the machine. If it is more than 40℃ an interrupt is generated to shutdown the machine. This interrupt is a hardware interrupt.

True or false​

Answer 1

Answer:

No it is not true, it may vary

Explanation:

The maximum tempreture depends on the cpu

. 40°C is not jot for a cpu, my cpu's max tempreture is 85°C

Answer 2

False, Because This is a temperature sensor interrupt from the CPU.

About Interrupts :

• The temperature of the machine is monitored by a thermal sensor in the CPU. If the temperature rises beyond 40°C, an interrupt is generated, causing the machine to stop down. This is a temperature sensor interrupt from the CPU.

• Requests with a higher priority interrupt levels are those that, if delayed or interrupted, could result in serious consequences. High-speed devices, such as magnetic drives, are prioritized, whereas slow devices, such as keyboards, are given low priority.

• If the interrupt from the CPU temperature sensor is ignored, it will have catastrophic implications.