What is interrupt latency?
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Answer / panchamukhi ellur
interrupt latency is the time diffrence between generation
of interrupt by device & servicing of the device which is
generated the interrupt
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Answer / anand
There is another version. It is the time between the occurrence of the interrupt and the start of the interrupt service routine. Generally its defined for a processor and RTOS combination. However this can be affected by bad programming which involves unnecessary interrupt locks.
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Answer / guest
The time required in clock cycles to send cause of
interrupt to processor.
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