Ignitarium Technology Solutions Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Q1. Explain storage variables in C?
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Storage variables in C are used to store data temporarily during program execution.
• Storage variables in C are declared using data types like int, float, char, etc.

• They can be stored in different memory locations like stack, heap, or data segment.

• Variables declared outside functions have global scope and are stored in data segment.

• Variables declared inside functions have local scope and are stored in stack memory.

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Q2. Take two numbers, reverse both, then perform addition and reverse again?
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Q3. First three kinds of sorting
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The first three kinds of sorting are bubble sort, selection sort, and insertion sort.
• Bubble sort compares adjacent elements and swaps them if they are in the wrong order.

• Selection sort selects the smallest element and swaps it with the first element, then selects the second smallest element and swaps it with the second element, and so on.

• Insertion sort builds the final sorted array one item at a time by inserting each
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Q4. Output questions based on pointers in C
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Q1. CDC technique , and why need of CDC
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CDC stands for Clock Domain Crossing technique used in digital design to ensure proper data transfer between different clock domains.
• CDC technique involves synchronizing data signals when crossing between different clock domains to prevent metastability issues.

• It is necessary because different clock domains operate at different frequencies and can lead to data corruption if not properly synchronized.

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Q2. How to transfer multiple bits in CDC
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Transfer multiple bits in CDC involves using a parallel data transfer method.
• Use parallel data transfer method to transfer multiple bits simultaneously

• Implement a shift register to store and shift out multiple bits

• Utilize multiplexers to select and transfer specific bits

• Consider using a bus architecture for efficient data transfer
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Q2. In depth knowledge of matlab/simulink
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Q1. Related to AOSP and one easy programming question
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Q1. Salary and joining date negotiation
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C program to find address of pointer

Q1. Sequence Detector
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Q2. About different types of Counters, and counters related Questions
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Q3. Flipflop related Questions
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Q1. Power dissipation Types
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Q2. Latch up Problem
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Latch up is a phenomenon in integrated circuits where a parasitic structure causes a low-impedance path to form, leading to a high current flow.
• Latch up can occur in CMOS circuits due to the parasitic thyristor formed by the p-n-p-n structure of the MOSFETs.

• It can be triggered by high voltage spikes or excessive current, causing the parasitic thyristor to turn on and create a short circuit.

• Latch up can be prevented by ...read more
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