Maven Silicon Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Q1. Difference between latch and ff?
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Latch is level sensitive and FF is edge sensitive. Latch is transparent while FF is opaque.
• Latch is level sensitive, meaning it changes output based on input level. FF is edge sensitive, changing output on clock edge.

• Latch is transparent, meaning output changes as soon as input changes. FF is opaque, output changes only on clock edge.

• Latch is faster but more prone to glitches. FF is slower but more stable.

• Examples: SR
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Q2. Difference between blocking and non blocking assignments?
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Blocking assignments wait for the assigned statement to complete before moving on, while non-blocking assignments allow for concurrent execution.
• Blocking assignments use '=' operator and execute sequentially.

• Non-blocking assignments use '<=' operator and allow for concurrent execution.

• Blocking assignments are used for combinational logic.

• Non-blocking assignments are used for sequential logic.

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Q1. Presentation on the topic provided by the interviewer
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Q1. Personal background?
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Q1. Tell me about yourself
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I am a recent graduate with a degree in Business Administration and a passion for marketing and project management.
• Recent graduate with a degree in Business Administration

• Passionate about marketing and project management

• Strong communication and organizational skills

• Experience in internships and extracurricular activities
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Q2. Which was the latest project you worked
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I worked on a project to develop a mobile application for tracking fitness goals and progress.
• Developed user interface for easy navigation and data input

• Integrated features for setting goals, tracking workouts, and monitoring progress

• Collaborated with a team of developers and designers to ensure smooth functionality

• Conducted user testing to gather feedback for improvements
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Q1. What is VLSI? How do you know about it?
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VLSI stands for Very Large Scale Integration. It involves designing and fabricating integrated circuits with millions of transistors on a single chip.
• VLSI involves the design and fabrication of integrated circuits with millions of transistors on a single chip

• It is a field within electronic engineering that deals with the miniaturization of circuits to increase functionality and performance

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VLSI Design Methodologies using Verilog HDL

Q1. Presentation Round
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Q2. How will you present the organization products
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