Desivikreta Electronics Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. How many ph mainten nickel crystal
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The question is unclear and seems to be asking about the number of pH maintenance nickel crystals.
• It is unclear what 'ph mainten nickel crystal' refers to

• It is possible the interviewer made a mistake in phrasing the question

• Ask for clarification or provide an educated guess based on context
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Q2. How many ph mainten raw material dissolve in water and leaching time
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pH maintenance raw materials dissolve in water and leaching time depend on the specific material and conditions.
• The number of pH maintenance raw materials that dissolve in water varies depending on the specific materials being used.

• Leaching time can also vary based on factors such as temperature, pH level, and agitation.

• Examples of pH maintenance raw materials include limestone, dolomite, and hydrated lime.
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Q3. How many mainten nickel gpl
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The question is unclear and seems to be asking for the number of maintenance nickel GPL, which is not a standard term.
• It is unclear what 'mainten nickel GPL' refers to

• Ask for clarification or more context from the interviewer

• Provide examples of similar terms or concepts you are familiar with
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Q4. How many mainten nickel %
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The question is unclear and seems to be asking for a percentage of maintenance nickel.
• Ask for clarification on what 'mainten nickel %' refers to

• Provide examples of different interpretations of the question

• Offer to discuss the topic further to gain a better understanding
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Q5. How many mainten solid % nickel
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The question is unclear and lacks context. It seems to be asking about the percentage of nickel in a maintenance solid, but more information is needed for a precise answer.
• Request clarification on the type of maintenance solid being referred to (e.g. metal alloy, coating, etc.)

• Ask for the specific context in which the nickel percentage is relevant (e.g. for corrosion resistance, strength, etc.)

• Provide examples of diffe...read more
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General aptitude questions. Easy to solve. Didn’t take much time

Q1. Explain operation of rc circuit
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An RC circuit consists of a resistor and a capacitor connected in series or parallel, used for filtering, timing, and signal processing.
• RC circuit operation is based on the charging and discharging of the capacitor through the resistor.

• When a voltage is applied to the circuit, the capacitor charges up to the applied voltage through the resistor.

• The time constant (RC) determines how quickly the capacitor charges or disc...read more
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Q2. Draw waveform for diode
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A diode waveform typically shows a voltage drop when forward biased and no current flow when reverse biased.
• Forward biased: voltage drop across diode, current flows

• Reverse biased: no current flow, diode acts as open circuit
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Basic questions not complicated need fundamental

Q1. What is resistance
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Resistance is the opposition to the flow of electric current in a circuit.
• Resistance is measured in ohms (Ω).

• It is caused by collisions between electrons and atoms in a material.

• Higher resistance leads to lower current flow.

• Resistance can be controlled by changing the material, length, or cross-sectional area of a conductor.

• Examples of high resistance materials include rubber and glass, while copper and silver have low
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Q2. What is pcb and what is electronics
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PCB stands for Printed Circuit Board, which is a board used to mechanically support and electrically connect electronic components. Electronics is the study and application of electrical circuits and devices.
• PCB is a board made of non-conductive material with conductive tracks for connecting electronic components.

• Electronics is the study and application of electrical circuits and devices.

• PCBs are used in various electr...read more
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Q3. About electronics industry
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Q4. About thecompany
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Q5. About the transistor
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Q1. What are synthesizable constructs ?
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Synthesizable constructs are hardware description language (HDL) constructs that can be translated directly into hardware logic by a synthesis tool.
• Synthesizable constructs are used in hardware description languages like Verilog and VHDL.

• They describe the behavior and structure of digital circuits.

• Examples include flip-flops, multiplexers, adders, and registers.

• Non-synthesizable constructs include delays, file I/O, and...read more
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Q2. What is verilog code of d-ff
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D flip-flop (D-FF) verilog code stores data on the rising edge of the clock signal.
• Use always block to describe the behavior of the D-FF

• Use a positive edge-triggered clock signal to update the output

• Assign the output to the input data when the clock signal rises
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Q2. Mold Maintenance
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Q2. Mold Maker interested
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Q2. Plastic maker job
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We should know basics of electronoics and also some aptitude questions

Q1. Difference between latch and flipflop
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Latch is level sensitive and stores data temporarily, while flip-flop is edge triggered and stores data permanently.
• Latch is level sensitive, while flip-flop is edge triggered

• Latch stores data temporarily, while flip-flop stores data permanently

• Latch has a transparent latch, while flip-flop has a clocked latch
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Q2. Difference between task and function
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Tasks are parallelizable and can be executed concurrently, while functions are sequential and executed in a linear manner.
• Tasks can be executed in parallel, while functions are executed sequentially.

• Tasks can have multiple entry points, while functions have only one entry point.

• Tasks can have multiple exit points, while functions have only one exit point.

• Tasks can be called multiple times concurrently, while functions ...read more
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