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Q1. What we need to do if pressure valve fail in boiler

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If pressure valve fails in boiler, shut down the boiler immediately and isolate it from the system.

  • Shut down the boiler immediately to prevent any further damage.

  • Isolate the boiler from the system to prevent any pressure build-up.

  • Inspect the pressure valve to determine the cause of failure.

  • Replace the pressure valve with a new one.

  • Test the new pressure valve to ensure it is functioning properly before restarting the boiler.

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Q2. What are the basic parts of an aeroplane and there working functions?

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An aeroplane consists of several basic parts that work together to enable flight.

  • The wings generate lift and provide stability

  • The fuselage houses the cockpit, passengers, and cargo

  • The engines provide thrust to move the plane forward

  • The tail section includes the horizontal stabilizer and vertical fin for directional control

  • The landing gear allows the plane to take off and land

  • The avionics system includes instruments and electronics for navigation and communication

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Q3. How we cool a pipe in a chamber without using coolent

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Cooling a pipe in a chamber without coolant

  • Use natural convection by placing the pipe vertically and allowing air to circulate around it

  • Use a heat sink to absorb the heat from the pipe

  • Use a thermoelectric cooler to create a temperature gradient and cool the pipe

  • Use a phase change material to absorb the heat from the pipe

  • Use a heat exchanger to transfer the heat from the pipe to a cooler fluid or gas

  • Use a radiation shield to reflect the heat away from the pipe

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Q4. What software's do you know and what are there working algorithms?

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I know software's like AutoCAD, SolidWorks, ANSYS, MATLAB, and their working algorithms.

  • AutoCAD - used for 2D and 3D design and drafting

  • SolidWorks - used for 3D modeling and simulation

  • ANSYS - used for finite element analysis and computational fluid dynamics

  • MATLAB - used for numerical computing and data analysis

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Q5. Give 20 applications of a stapler for any other use.

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20 alternative uses of a stapler

  • As a makeshift hole puncher

  • To hold together a broken necklace chain

  • To create a makeshift zipper pull

  • To create a makeshift lock for a door

  • To create a makeshift weight for a fishing line

  • To create a makeshift needle for sewing

  • To create a makeshift screwdriver

  • To create a makeshift zipper repair tool

  • To create a makeshift paper clip

  • To create a makeshift zipper stopper

  • To create a makeshift zipper slider

  • To create a makeshift zipper puller

  • To create a ma...read more

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Q6. What is the importance of the Thermodynamics in the field of Mechanical Engineering? what is heat rate of a power plant?

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Thermodynamics is crucial in Mechanical Engineering. Heat rate is the measure of efficiency of a power plant.

  • Thermodynamics helps in understanding the behavior of energy and heat transfer in mechanical systems

  • It is used in designing engines, turbines, refrigeration systems, and other mechanical devices

  • Heat rate is the amount of heat energy required to produce one unit of electricity in a power plant

  • A lower heat rate indicates higher efficiency of the power plant

  • Thermodynamics...read more

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Q7. How many time would you give for 10 km long running?

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The time required to run 10 km depends on various factors such as fitness level, terrain, and pace.

  • The time to run 10 km can vary greatly depending on individual fitness level.

  • Terrain plays a significant role in determining the time required.

  • Pace or speed at which the distance is covered also affects the time taken.

  • Factors like weather conditions and elevation changes should be considered.

  • Training and experience can improve running time.

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Q8. Explain the working of a water rocket?

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A water rocket works by pressurizing water and air inside a bottle, creating thrust that propels the rocket upwards.

  • Water and air are added to a plastic bottle, with the air pressurized using a pump or compressed air source.

  • When the bottle is released, the pressurized air forces the water out of the nozzle, creating a reaction force that propels the rocket upwards.

  • The height the rocket reaches depends on factors such as the amount of water and air used, the size of the bottle...read more

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Q9. What is hashing? When is the time complexity of searching a hash table O(n)?

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Hashing is a technique to map data to a fixed-size table. Time complexity of searching a hash table is O(n) in worst case.

  • Hashing is used to store and retrieve data quickly

  • It uses a hash function to map data to a fixed-size table

  • In the best case, searching a hash table takes O(1) time

  • In the worst case, all the data maps to the same index and searching takes O(n) time

  • Collision resolution techniques like chaining and open addressing are used to handle collisions

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Q10. What data structure would you use for a dictionary?

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An array of key-value pairs is the best data structure for a dictionary.

  • Use a hash table or a balanced tree to implement the dictionary.

  • Keys should be unique and immutable.

  • Values can be any data type.

  • Access time should be O(1) or O(log n) depending on the implementation.

  • Examples: Python's dict, Java's HashMap, C++'s unordered_map.

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Q11. What is micromaterials

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Micromaterials refer to materials with microscale dimensions, typically less than 100 micrometers.

  • Micromaterials have unique properties due to their small size, such as increased surface area to volume ratio and altered mechanical, electrical, and optical properties.

  • Examples of micromaterials include microelectromechanical systems (MEMS), microfluidic devices, and microscale sensors.

  • Research in micromaterials has applications in fields such as biotechnology, electronics, and ...read more

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Q12. What is the nominal voltage required in subscriber loop connected to local exchange?

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The nominal voltage required in subscriber loop connected to local exchange is typically 48 volts DC.

  • Nominal voltage in subscriber loop is 48 volts DC

  • This voltage is used to power the telephone line and provide dial tone

  • Voltage may vary depending on the distance between the exchange and the subscriber's location

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Q13. Stress strain Curve of aluminium

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Aluminium stress strain curve shows its elastic and plastic deformation behavior under stress.

  • Aluminium has a linear elastic region up to a certain point, beyond which it undergoes plastic deformation.

  • The yield strength of aluminium is around 40-90 MPa.

  • Ultimate tensile strength of aluminium is around 90-200 MPa.

  • Aluminium has a low modulus of elasticity compared to steel.

  • The stress strain curve of aluminium can be affected by factors such as temperature and strain rate.

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Q14. Which has more efficiency: Diesel engine or Petrol engines?

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Diesel engines are more efficient than petrol engines.

  • Diesel engines have higher compression ratios, which leads to better fuel efficiency.

  • Diesel engines have a higher energy density than petrol engines.

  • Diesel engines are better suited for heavy-duty applications, such as trucks and buses.

  • Petrol engines are better suited for lighter vehicles, such as cars and motorcycles.

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Q15. Design a chair for a class

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Designed a chair for a class that is comfortable, durable, and ergonomic.

  • Consider the height of the desk and the average height of the students

  • Use materials that are sturdy and easy to clean

  • Incorporate lumbar support and adjustable features for comfort

  • Add armrests for additional support

  • Ensure the chair has a non-slip base for safety

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Q16. What is MR Braking?

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MR Braking stands for Magnetic Resistance Braking. It is a type of braking system used in trains and other vehicles.

  • MR Braking uses magnetic fields to slow down or stop a vehicle.

  • It is commonly used in trains as it provides a smooth and efficient braking system.

  • The braking force is generated by the resistance between the magnetic field and the conductive material on the train's wheels.

  • MR Braking is also used in roller coasters and other amusement park rides.

  • It is a safer and ...read more

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Q17. What is the need of CPG message in ISUP protocol?

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CPG message is needed in ISUP protocol for call routing and handling of call-related information.

  • CPG message is used to indicate the call progress status to the network.

  • It helps in call routing and handling of call-related information.

  • CPG message is sent by the called party's switch to the calling party's switch.

  • Examples of call progress status include ringing, busy, and no answer.

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Q18. How many satellites are required to cover the earth?

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Around 66 to 72 satellites are required to cover the entire earth.

  • The number of satellites required depends on the orbit altitude and the size of the satellite's field of view.

  • The most commonly used satellite system for global coverage is the GPS, which uses 24 satellites in medium Earth orbit.

  • Other satellite systems like GLONASS and Galileo also use similar numbers of satellites for global coverage.

  • Satellites in low Earth orbit may require more satellites for complete covera...read more

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Q19. What is RPN? How its calculated.

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RPN stands for Risk Priority Number. It is a numerical value used in risk assessment to prioritize potential failures.

  • RPN is calculated by multiplying three factors: Severity, Occurrence, and Detection.

  • Severity represents the potential impact of a failure on the system or process.

  • Occurrence represents the likelihood of the failure occurring.

  • Detection represents the ability to detect the failure before it causes harm.

  • The formula to calculate RPN is: RPN = Severity × Occurrence...read more

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Q20. To jog your memory, a list of 109 attributes are provided to help you zero in on your top 7-10 strengths.

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I would choose my top 7-10 strengths from a list of 109 attributes provided.

  • Review the list of 109 attributes carefully

  • Identify the strengths that resonate with you the most

  • Consider your past experiences and accomplishments

  • Choose 7-10 strengths that you feel best represent you

  • Be prepared to explain why you chose those particular strengths

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Q21. How to find intersection happened between two linked list?

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To find intersection of two linked lists, traverse both lists and compare each node.

  • Traverse both linked lists and compare each node

  • Use two pointers, one for each linked list

  • If a node is common, return the node

  • If both pointers reach the end, return null

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Q22. Would you believe a 30 second answer will have the greatest impact?

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Yes, a concise and impactful answer can leave a lasting impression.

  • A well-crafted message can be more memorable than a lengthy one.

  • Attention spans are short, so it's important to make a strong impression quickly.

  • Examples include elevator pitches, taglines, and soundbites from speeches or interviews.

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Q23. What are the different BSD and SVR4 communication mechanisms

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BSD and SVR4 have different communication mechanisms such as sockets, pipes, and message queues.

  • BSD uses sockets for inter-process communication (IPC)

  • SVR4 uses System V IPC mechanisms such as message queues, semaphores, and shared memory

  • BSD also supports pipes for communication between processes

  • SVR4 supports named pipes (FIFOs) for communication between processes

  • Both BSD and SVR4 support remote procedure call (RPC) mechanisms

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Q24. Puzzle - add mathematical operators to make all these expressions true-

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Add mathematical operators to make given expressions true.

  • Use addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, exponentiation, and parentheses to modify the expressions.

  • For example, 5 - 3 + 2 = 4 can be made true by adding parentheses: 5 - (3 + 2) = 0.

  • Another example is 6 6 6 6 = 4 can be made true by using square root: √6 ÷ √6 + √6 - √6 = 4.

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Q25. Basic laws of thermodynamics

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Basic laws of thermodynamics

  • First law: Energy cannot be created or destroyed, only transferred or converted

  • Second law: Entropy of a closed system always increases over time

  • Third law: Absolute zero cannot be reached

  • Examples: car engine, refrigerator, power plant

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Q26. What are the products and Bisi ess units, you dealt with in your previois company ?

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I dealt with various software products and business units in my previous company.

  • I worked on documentation for enterprise resource planning (ERP) software

  • I also created user manuals for customer relationship management (CRM) software

  • I collaborated with the marketing team to create product brochures and datasheets

  • I worked with the sales team to create proposals and presentations

  • I also created internal documentation for various business units such as HR and finance

  • Examples: SAP...read more

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Q27. If we got performance issue after migration wat action you will take.

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I would analyze the performance issue and take appropriate actions to resolve it.

  • Identify the specific performance issue and gather relevant data

  • Analyze the database configuration and settings

  • Review the migration process and identify any potential issues

  • Optimize queries and indexes

  • Consider hardware and infrastructure upgrades if necessary

  • Implement performance monitoring and tuning

  • Collaborate with developers and stakeholders to understand application requirements

  • Consider scali...read more

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Q28. Max number of satellite hops allowed in voice communication ?

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The maximum number of satellite hops allowed in voice communication depends on the type of satellite system used.

  • Geostationary satellites have a maximum of 2 hops

  • Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellites can have up to 4-5 hops

  • Medium Earth Orbit (MEO) satellites can have up to 3 hops

  • The number of hops affects the latency and quality of the communication

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Q29. What is Bill of Materials ?

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Bill of Materials is a comprehensive list of raw materials, components, and assemblies required to manufacture a product.

  • It includes information about the quantity, part number, and description of each item.

  • It helps in planning and managing the production process.

  • It is used in inventory management and cost estimation.

  • Example: A bill of materials for a bicycle would include the frame, wheels, pedals, brakes, etc.

  • Example: A bill of materials for a computer would include the mot...read more

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Q30. If you prepare OOPS,Data Structures it would be better to crack but can't did it and as usual they have final roundd

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Preparing OOPS and Data Structures is crucial for cracking interviews, but not being able to do so doesn't mean you can't succeed in the final round.

  • Focus on showcasing your problem-solving skills and ability to learn quickly during the final round.

  • Highlight any relevant projects or experiences that demonstrate your technical abilities.

  • Be honest about your areas of weakness and show a willingness to improve and learn.

  • Practice coding problems and algorithms to strengthen your ...read more

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Q31. Defination of stress

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Stress is the force per unit area that a material experiences when subjected to an external load.

  • Stress is a measure of the internal forces within a material.

  • It is calculated as force per unit area.

  • Stress can cause deformation or failure of a material.

  • There are different types of stress, such as tensile, compressive, and shear stress.

  • Examples of stress include the weight of a book on a table, the force applied to a bridge by traffic, and the pressure on a diving board when so...read more

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Q32. Difference between an array and a linked list

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Array is a collection of elements stored in contiguous memory locations while linked list is a collection of nodes linked by pointers.

  • Arrays have fixed size while linked lists can grow or shrink dynamically

  • Insertion and deletion is faster in linked lists than arrays

  • Accessing elements in arrays is faster than linked lists

  • Arrays are better for random access while linked lists are better for sequential access

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Q33. After restoring db full backup, if tlog having LSN mismatch error wat you do?

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To resolve LSN mismatch error after restoring a full backup, you can perform a tail-log backup and restore it.

  • Perform a tail-log backup of the database.

  • Restore the tail-log backup to bring the database to a consistent state.

  • Ensure that the LSNs match between the restored full backup and the tail-log backup.

  • If the LSNs still do not match, you may need to restore a more recent full backup and apply subsequent transaction log backups.

  • Verify the database integrity after the resto...read more

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Q34. how to check the processes running in linux machine

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To check processes running in a Linux machine, you can use commands like ps, top, and htop.

  • Use 'ps' command to display information about processes

  • Use 'top' command to display dynamic real-time view of processes

  • Use 'htop' command for an interactive process viewer

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Q35. What's database, query for creating table.

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A database is a collection of data that is organized in a way that allows for easy retrieval and manipulation. A query for creating a table is a SQL statement that specifies the table name and the columns it will contain.

  • To create a table in SQL, use the CREATE TABLE statement followed by the table name and column definitions

  • Column definitions include the column name, data type, and any constraints

  • Example: CREATE TABLE customers (id INT PRIMARY KEY, name VARCHAR(50), email VA...read more

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Q36. Practical application of a linked list

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A linked list is used to store and manipulate a collection of data elements in a linear order.

  • Linked lists are commonly used in computer science for implementing data structures like stacks, queues, and hash tables.

  • They are also used in operating systems for managing memory allocation.

  • For example, a linked list can be used to implement a music playlist where each song is a node and the links between nodes represent the order of the songs.

  • Another example is a spell checker tha...read more

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Q37. write a member function to find the second largest number in an array

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Write a member function to find the second largest number in an array.

  • Iterate through the array and keep track of the largest and second largest numbers.

  • Handle edge cases like when the array has less than 2 elements.

  • Consider sorting the array and returning the second last element for a simpler solution.

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Q38. leet code , given a trangle with 2 colors , you need to find the line that separate the two colors

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Given a triangle with 2 colors, find the line that separates the two colors.

  • Iterate through each row of the triangle

  • Check for adjacent colors in each row to find the separating line

  • Return the row number where the colors change

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Q39. Implement a stack using a linked list

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Implement a stack using a linked list

  • Create a Node class with data and next pointer

  • Create a Stack class with top pointer

  • Push new nodes to the top of the stack

  • Pop nodes from the top of the stack

  • Check if the stack is empty before popping

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Q40. program to check if a tree is a BST

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Program to check if a binary tree is a BST

  • Traverse the tree in-order and check if the values are in ascending order

  • Use a min-max range for each node to check if it satisfies the BST property

  • Recursively check if the left and right subtrees are BSTs

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Q41. Explain 5S and Lean Manufacturing

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5S is a methodology for organizing and maintaining a clean, efficient, and safe work environment. Lean Manufacturing is a systematic approach to eliminating waste and improving efficiency.

  • 5S focuses on five principles: Sort, Set in Order, Shine, Standardize, and Sustain.

  • Sort involves removing unnecessary items from the workplace.

  • Set in Order involves organizing and arranging necessary items in a logical and efficient manner.

  • Shine involves cleaning and maintaining the workplac...read more

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Q42. Poke Yoke explain.

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Poka Yoke is a technique used in manufacturing to prevent errors or mistakes from occurring.

  • Poka Yoke is a Japanese term that translates to 'mistake-proofing' or 'error-proofing'.

  • It involves designing processes or systems in a way that makes it impossible or difficult for errors to occur.

  • Poka Yoke techniques can include using sensors, guides, or visual cues to prevent or detect errors.

  • Examples of Poka Yoke include using different-shaped connectors to prevent incorrect connect...read more

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Q43. 4) MCB selection 5) Types controle system and devices with example

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MCB selection and types of control systems and devices with examples.

  • MCB selection depends on the load current and short circuit current rating.

  • Types of control systems include open-loop, closed-loop, and feedback control.

  • Examples of control devices include sensors, actuators, and programmable logic controllers (PLCs).

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Q44. What is Carnot engine?

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Carnot engine is a theoretical engine that operates on the reversible Carnot cycle.

  • It is a heat engine that converts heat into work.

  • It operates on the reversible Carnot cycle.

  • It is the most efficient engine possible.

  • It consists of four processes: isothermal expansion, adiabatic expansion, isothermal compression, and adiabatic compression.

  • It was first proposed by Nicolas Léonard Sadi Carnot in 1824.

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Q45. What is bending moment?

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Bending moment is a measure of the bending force applied to a structural element.

  • Bending moment is caused by external loads acting on a structural element.

  • It is a measure of the internal stresses and forces within the element.

  • Bending moment is calculated by multiplying the force applied by the distance from the force to the point of interest.

  • It is an important factor in the design and analysis of structures such as beams and columns.

  • Examples of bending moment include the forc...read more

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Q46. GD&T Explain Briefly.

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GD&T stands for Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing. It is a system used to define and communicate engineering tolerances.

  • GD&T is a symbolic language used to specify the dimensions, form, orientation, and location of features on a part.

  • It ensures that parts are manufactured within acceptable limits and that they fit and function properly.

  • GD&T uses symbols, such as concentricity, perpendicularity, and position, to convey specific requirements.

  • It provides a clear and standar...read more

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Q47. What is a BST?

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BST stands for Binary Search Tree, a data structure used for efficient searching and sorting operations.

  • BST is a tree-like data structure where each node has at most two children.

  • The left child of a node contains a value less than the parent node, while the right child contains a value greater than the parent node.

  • BST allows for efficient searching and sorting operations with a time complexity of O(log n).

  • Examples of applications of BST include dictionary, spell checker, and ...read more

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Q48. What is crosstalk?

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Crosstalk is the unwanted transfer of signals between two or more communication channels.

  • It can occur in various types of communication systems such as telephone lines, radio transmissions, and computer networks.

  • Crosstalk can cause interference and distortion of the original signal, leading to errors and reduced quality of communication.

  • It can be minimized by using shielding, twisted pair cables, and proper grounding techniques.

  • Examples of crosstalk include hearing other peop...read more

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Q49. Given an Array, find K most frequent elements , input = [1,2,3,1,2,3,4,5,1,2] , k = 3, outpu = [1,2]

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Find K most frequent elements in an array

  • Use a hashmap to store the frequency of each element in the array

  • Sort the hashmap based on frequency in descending order

  • Return the first K elements from the sorted hashmap

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Q50. what is core and how to determine it

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Core is the central or most important part of something. Determining the core involves identifying the key components or elements.

  • Core is the central or essential part of a system or object

  • To determine the core, identify the key components or elements that are crucial for the functionality or purpose of the system

  • In software QA, determining the core may involve identifying the critical features or functionalities that must be thoroughly tested

  • Examples: For a web application, ...read more

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Q51. how do you add a file to bitbucket

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To add a file to Bitbucket, you can use the web interface or command line tools.

  • Navigate to the repository where you want to add the file

  • Click on the 'Add file' button or use 'git add' command to add the file

  • Commit the changes with a message describing the file addition

  • Push the changes to the remote repository

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Q52. Experience in troubleshooting electromechanical systems

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I have extensive experience troubleshooting electromechanical systems in various manufacturing environments.

  • Identifying root causes of issues in electromechanical systems

  • Utilizing diagnostic tools and equipment to pinpoint problems

  • Developing and implementing solutions to resolve issues

  • Collaborating with cross-functional teams to troubleshoot complex systems

  • Documenting troubleshooting processes and outcomes for future reference

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Q53. What is TCSM ?

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TCSM stands for Tactical Combat Casualty Care Simulation. It is a training program for military personnel to provide medical care in combat situations.

  • TCSM is designed to simulate real-life combat situations to train military personnel in providing medical care to injured soldiers.

  • It focuses on the three phases of care: care under fire, tactical field care, and tactical evacuation care.

  • TCSM uses high-fidelity mannequins and actors to create realistic scenarios for training.

  • It...read more

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Q54. How defect management systems work

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Defect management systems track, prioritize, and resolve software issues throughout the development lifecycle.

  • Defects are reported by testers or users and logged into the system.

  • Each defect is assigned a priority level based on its impact on the software.

  • Defects are tracked from discovery to resolution, with status updates along the way.

  • Defect management systems help teams prioritize and allocate resources efficiently.

  • Examples of defect management systems include Jira, Bugzil...read more

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Q55. Unix commands for saving a file

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Unix commands for saving a file

  • Use the 'vi' editor to save a file by typing ':w' and then ':q' to quit

  • Use the 'nano' editor to save a file by typing 'Ctrl+O' to write out and 'Ctrl+X' to exit

  • Use the 'echo' command to save text to a file by typing 'echo 'text' > filename'

  • Use the 'cp' command to make a copy of a file by typing 'cp filename newfilename'

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Q56. Where to use TIG and mig

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TIG welding is used for precision welding of thin materials while MIG welding is used for thicker materials and faster welding.

  • TIG welding is ideal for welding aluminum, stainless steel, and other non-ferrous metals

  • MIG welding is commonly used for welding steel, iron, and other ferrous metals

  • TIG welding produces high-quality welds with minimal distortion and no spatter

  • MIG welding is faster and more efficient for thicker materials and larger welds

  • TIG welding requires more skil...read more

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Q57. Write your own stack?

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A stack is a linear data structure that follows the Last In First Out (LIFO) principle.

  • Implement using an array or linked list

  • Push operation adds element to top of stack

  • Pop operation removes element from top of stack

  • Peek operation returns top element without removing it

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Q58. Explain the process in your own words, software

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The process of software involves designing, coding, testing, and implementing programs to meet specific needs.

  • Design phase involves gathering requirements and creating a plan

  • Coding phase involves writing the actual code based on the design

  • Testing phase involves checking for bugs and errors

  • Implementation phase involves deploying the software for use

  • Iterative process with feedback loops for improvements

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Q59. Material characterization techniques

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Material characterization techniques involve analyzing the properties of materials to understand their composition and behavior.

  • Common techniques include X-ray diffraction, scanning electron microscopy, and Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy.

  • These techniques help determine material composition, crystal structure, surface morphology, and chemical bonding.

  • Other techniques like thermal analysis, mechanical testing, and spectroscopy can also be used for material characteriza...read more

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Q60. Hashmap working.

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Hashmap is a data structure that stores key-value pairs and allows constant time access to values.

  • Hashmap uses a hash function to map keys to indices in an array.

  • Collisions can occur when multiple keys map to the same index, which can be resolved using techniques like chaining or open addressing.

  • Hashmap operations like insertion, deletion, and lookup have an average time complexity of O(1).

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Q61. what is shared memory

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Shared memory is a memory space that multiple processes can access and use to communicate with each other.

  • Shared memory allows multiple processes to share data without the need for inter-process communication mechanisms like pipes or sockets.

  • It is commonly used in parallel computing to improve performance by allowing processes to share data quickly.

  • Shared memory can be implemented using techniques like memory mapping or System V shared memory.

  • Example: In a multi-threaded appl...read more

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A switch is a networking device that connects devices together on a computer network.

  • Switches operate at the data link layer of the OSI model.

  • They use MAC addresses to forward data to the correct destination.

  • Switches can improve network performance by reducing network congestion.

  • Examples of switches include Cisco Catalyst switches and Netgear ProSAFE switches.

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Q63. Experience in semiconductor industry

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I have 5 years of experience in the semiconductor industry working on process optimization and equipment maintenance.

  • Worked on process optimization to improve yield and efficiency

  • Experience in equipment maintenance and troubleshooting

  • Familiar with cleanroom protocols and safety procedures

  • Collaborated with cross-functional teams to implement new technologies

  • Knowledge of semiconductor manufacturing standards and practices

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Q64. What is DDLC process ?

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DDLC process stands for Design, Develop, Launch, and Control process used in technical writing.

  • DDLC process involves designing the document structure and content.

  • Developing the document by writing, editing, and formatting the content.

  • Launching the document by publishing or distributing it to the intended audience.

  • Controlling the document by updating, revising, and maintaining it as needed.

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Q65. simple linked list code

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Implement a simple linked list code

  • Define a Node struct with data and next pointer

  • Implement functions to insert, delete, and traverse the linked list

  • Handle edge cases like empty list or deleting the last node

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Q66. Why Applied Materials?

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Applied Materials is a global leader in materials engineering solutions, offering innovative technology and a strong commitment to sustainability.

  • Global leader in materials engineering solutions

  • Innovative technology

  • Strong commitment to sustainability

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Q67. What is RestAPI?

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