TPV Technology Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Modulation index is a measure of _________
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Q2. Methods to reduce harmonics in induction motor
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Methods to reduce harmonics in induction motor include using passive filters, active filters, and multi-pulse converters.
• Use passive filters such as LC filters to reduce harmonics in induction motor

• Utilize active filters like active power filters to eliminate harmonics

• Implement multi-pulse converters such as 12-pulse or 24-pulse converters to reduce harmonics

• Ensure proper grounding and shielding to minimize harmonics
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Q1. Where do you see your self in 5 years.
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In 5 years, I see myself as a senior electrical engineer leading a team on innovative projects.
• Leading a team of engineers on innovative projects

• Advancing to a senior electrical engineer role

• Continuing professional development and learning new technologies

• Contributing to the growth and success of the company
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Q2. Explain about your project?
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My project involved designing and implementing a smart home automation system using IoT technology.
• Utilized sensors to detect motion, temperature, and light levels in different rooms

• Developed a mobile application to remotely control devices such as lights, thermostats, and security cameras

• Integrated voice control using virtual assistants like Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant

• Implemented machine learning algorithms to pr...read more
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Q3. Explain about your internship?
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During my internship, I gained hands-on experience in designing and implementing electrical systems.
• Worked on various projects involving circuit design and troubleshooting

• Assisted in testing and analyzing electrical components

• Collaborated with engineers to develop solutions for technical challenges
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Q1. Draw the phsor diagram of induction motor?
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Phasor diagram of an induction motor shows the relationship between the stator and rotor currents and voltages.
• The phasor diagram typically includes the stator current, rotor current, stator voltage, and rotor voltage.

• The angle between the stator current and stator voltage represents the power factor.

• The angle between the stator current and rotor current represents the slip of the motor.

• The phasor diagram helps in unde...read more
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Q2. Torque equation of induction and explain
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The torque equation of induction is used to calculate the torque produced in an induction motor.
• The torque equation of induction is given by T = (3 * V^2 * R2) / (s * X2)

• Where T is the torque, V is the voltage, R2 is the rotor resistance, s is the slip, and X2 is the rotor reactance

• This equation helps in understanding the relationship between voltage, resistance, reactance, and slip in determining the torque produced i
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Q1. How to use wire tiper and grimper
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Q2. How to identify simples and understand drawing which simple which metrial
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Q1. Family how many persons
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Q2. Before which company you done out work
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Any work good process and success the timing

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Q1. Target 🎯 and weekly Target achieved
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I consistently set ambitious targets and work with my team to achieve them on a weekly basis.
• Set specific and measurable targets for the team

• Regularly track progress towards the targets

• Provide support and guidance to team members to help them achieve the targets

• Celebrate achievements and provide feedback for improvement

• Example: Set a target of increasing sales by 10% each week and consistently met or exceeded that targ
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Q2. Smart work team maintenance good support
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Q1. What is your qualification?
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Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering
• Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering

• Specialized in manufacturing processes and machinery

• Relevant coursework in assembly line operations

• Hands-on experience with assembly tools and equipment
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Q2. Can you work in a assembly shop?
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Yes, I have experience working in assembly shops and am comfortable with the environment.
• Yes, I have previous experience working in assembly shops.

• I am familiar with the tools and equipment commonly used in assembly work.

• I am comfortable working in a fast-paced environment and meeting production deadlines.
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Q1. OOPs basics questions like inheritance, smart pointers, diamond problem etc.
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Q2. MFC basic questions like sending data from one window to other, sendmessage post message etc.
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Q1. What is the Plc ?
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Q2. What is robot and its application?
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I am silent person, my work is not for bad

Q1. Your one day target success work in me, then you or write work bad work environment
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Q2. No testing with me
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Team work this best working

Q1. Daily next day working details shearing
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Q2. This day is best day
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Q1. Friendly person
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Q2. Gadi for all works
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