maskable

the microcontroller supports maskable interrupts for efficient task management.

maskable memory regions can be configured to prevent unauthorized access.

the system distinguishes between maskable and non-maskable interrupts.

engineers can selectively mask certain error conditions using maskable flags.

the hardware provides maskable signals for peripheral communication.

real-time operating systems often prioritize maskable interrupt handling.

developers should understand maskable operation modes in embedded systems.

the device supports maskable functionality to reduce power consumption.

maskable components can be dynamically enabled or disabled during runtime.

the processor handles multiple maskable events concurrently.

system architects carefully allocate resources to maskable system modules.

configuration registers define which interrupts are maskable at runtime.