AIonSi Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. What is Metastability?
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Metastability is a phenomenon in digital circuits where a flip-flop enters an undefined state due to timing violations.
• Occurs when a flip-flop samples an input signal at a time when it is transitioning between logic levels

• Can lead to unpredictable output and potentially cause system failures

• Can be mitigated by using synchronization techniques such as double or triple flopping

• Common in high-speed digital designs
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Q2. Write FSM for following inputs? Input:00101213,01001203
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FSM for processing two input sequences
• Define states for each digit in the input sequence

• Transition between states based on current input and previous state

• Handle invalid inputs or transitions with error state
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Suppose you are given a project on Verilog module with SystemVerilog verification to your teammates. How will you manage to tackle out the projects with your teammates?

Q1. How do you see next five years in our company?
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I envision contributing to innovative projects, enhancing team collaboration, and driving technological advancements in design and verification.
• Contribute to cutting-edge projects, such as developing next-gen verification tools that improve efficiency.

• Enhance collaboration within cross-functional teams to streamline design processes, ensuring faster time-to-market.

• Lead initiatives for adopting new methodologies, like f...read more
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Q1. Introduce yourself
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I am a passionate Design & Verification Engineer with a strong background in digital design and verification methodologies.
• Experienced in RTL design and verification using Verilog and SystemVerilog

• Proficient in using industry-standard EDA tools like Cadence and Synopsys

• Skilled in creating testbenches, running simulations, and debugging issues

• Familiar with FPGA prototyping and ASIC design flow

• Strong problem-solving and ...read more
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Q2. Design a 8:1 mux using 3 to 8 decoder
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Use a 3 to 8 decoder to design an 8:1 mux.
• Connect the inputs of the 3 to 8 decoder to the select lines of the mux.

• Use the outputs of the decoder as the control signals for the mux.

• Connect the data inputs of the mux to the corresponding outputs of the decoder.
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