Texas Instruments Analog Design Engineer Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

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Q1. Basic diode, op amp circuits, ADC, DAC
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90 minutes with 20 questions of Analog and Aptitude each. Topics are Basic Network Theory, Diode, Op-amps, etc. Topics may vary place-to-place.

Q1. Questions are cumulative: Draw a Lowpass filter (RC)
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Q2. Add capacitor parallel to one resistor and tell frequency response
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Adding a capacitor in parallel to a resistor changes the frequency response of the circuit.
• The cutoff frequency of the circuit decreases as the capacitance increases.

• The circuit becomes a high-pass filter with a -20dB/decade slope above the cutoff frequency.

• The impedance of the capacitor decreases as frequency increases, allowing more current to flow through the circuit.

• The resistor and capacitor form a voltage divider...read more
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Q3. Add resistor to the capacitor and tell frequency response
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Adding a resistor to a capacitor changes the frequency response of the circuit.
• The cutoff frequency of the circuit decreases with increasing resistance.

• The circuit becomes more attenuative at higher frequencies.

• The time constant of the circuit increases with increasing resistance.

• The circuit becomes more stable and less prone to oscillation.

• Example: A low-pass filter with a 10uF capacitor and a 1kohm resistor has a cut
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Q4. T-flip flop mod3 counters and reset
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Q5. A tricky diode based network question with both cases(ideal and non-ideal diode)
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Q6. Aptitude question of 1000 bottles and one poisoned
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Q1. Basic technical qns from analog and few digital
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Q2. Qns about mosfets, ce cb config, some c questions
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Q1. Projects based qns, basic analog qns, and few digital ones.
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Q1. Question on MOSFET Electrical network Analog electronics
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Q2. Why cascade structure is used
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Cascade structure is used to improve gain, bandwidth, and linearity of amplifiers.
• Cascade structure combines multiple amplifier stages to achieve higher overall gain.

• Each stage can be optimized for a specific frequency range, improving bandwidth.

• Cascade structure also reduces distortion and improves linearity.

• Examples include cascode amplifiers and differential amplifiers.

• Cascade structure is commonly used in high-freq
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Q3. Why MOSFET over others
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Q1. Analog electronics related questions RC CIRCUIT
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