Nishtula Instrument And Innovation Embedded Firmware Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Write a code by using recursive function. Basic embedded C questions
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Q1. Volatile keyword
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Q2. Project specific
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Q1. Salary expectations
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Q2. Reason for job change
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Q1. Polymorphism code?
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Q2. Ho can you start a sequences
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To start a sequence, you need to define the sequence type, specify the starting value, and set the increment or decrement value.
• Define the sequence type: arithmetic, geometric, or custom

• Specify the starting value of the sequence

• Set the increment or decrement value for arithmetic or geometric sequences

• For custom sequences, define the sequence pattern or rule

• Examples: Arithmetic sequence starting from 1 with an increment...read more
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Q3. What is abstract class? Some basic sc and UVM questions
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Q4. Question over mentioned projects?
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Q1. Asked regarding programs
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Q2. Asked regarding questions of memory structure
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Q3. What is Compilation process
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Compilation process is the process of converting source code into machine code by a compiler.
• Source code is written in a high-level programming language

• Compiler translates the source code into assembly code

• Assembler converts the assembly code into machine code

• Final executable file is generated
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Percentage, speed, series, logical abulity, differnces

Q1. C programs, protocols, Embedded C, pointers
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Q2. Strings swapping nibbles using c
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Swapping nibbles of strings in C
• Use bitwise operations to swap the nibbles of each character in the string

• Iterate through each character in the string and swap the nibbles

• Ensure to handle edge cases like strings with odd length or non-hex characters
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Q3. I2c, can, spi, uart
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Q1. Normal hr questions
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Q2. Self, company details
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Q1. Basic question on coding , digital electronics
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Q2. Difference between d ram and s ram
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DRAM is volatile memory that stores data temporarily, while SRAM is faster and more expensive but retains data as long as power is supplied.
• DRAM stands for Dynamic Random Access Memory, while SRAM stands for Static Random Access Memory.

• DRAM requires refreshing to retain data, while SRAM does not.

• DRAM is slower and less expensive than SRAM.

• Examples of DRAM include DDR3 and DDR4, while examples of SRAM include L1, L2, an
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Very basic c questions like an array

Q1. Programing language
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Syllabus based question

Q1. Introduction, education
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