Velankani Electronics Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

There are 65 questions related to ECE core topics, including Network Analysis, some on VLSI, Signals and Systems, Analog Circuits, Electronic Devices, and Amplifier Circuits. Additionally, there are 118 simple questions covering mind games, object identification, and series completion.

Q1. What is life according to you ?
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Life is a journey filled with experiences, challenges, growth, and opportunities for self-discovery.
• Life is a precious gift that should be cherished and lived to the fullest

• It involves constant learning, adapting, and evolving as individuals

• Life is about forming meaningful relationships and connections with others

• It includes pursuing passions, setting goals, and overcoming obstacles

• Life is a balance of joy and sorrow,
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Q2. Does education help you to earn money ?
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Education can help individuals earn money by providing them with valuable skills, knowledge, and opportunities for career advancement.
• Education can lead to higher paying job opportunities

• Specialized education or training can result in higher salaries

• Education can also lead to promotions and career advancement

• Higher levels of education are often correlated with higher earning potential
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Q3. Do you need education and fame ?
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Q1. Convert hexadecimal to decimal ?
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Hexadecimal to decimal conversion involves multiplying each digit by 16 raised to the power of its position.
• Start from the rightmost digit and multiply each digit by 16 raised to the power of its position (0-indexed).

• Add the results of each multiplication to get the decimal equivalent.

• For example, converting 0x1A to decimal: (1 * 16^1) + (10 * 16^0) = 26.
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Q2. Design the components which are involved in the internal logic circuit of a 7-segment display based on the provided circuit ?
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Components involved in the internal logic circuit of a 7-segment display include decoder, driver, and individual LED segments.
• Decoder: Converts input signals into the appropriate output signals for each segment.

• Driver: Amplifies the output signals from the decoder to drive the LED segments.

• Individual LED segments: Represent each of the seven segments in the display.

• Example: BCD to 7-segment decoder, transistor driver c
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Q3. Design specifications for creating a vending machine using a microcontroller, incorporating the display of amounts with two 7-segment displays and including four to five additional operational conditions?
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Design a vending machine using a microcontroller with two 7-segment displays and additional operational conditions.
• Use a microcontroller to control the vending machine's operations

• Incorporate two 7-segment displays to show the amounts

• Include four to five additional operational conditions such as low inventory alert, coin validation, product selection, etc.
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Q1. Write an assembly language program for displaying a square waves for the frequency of 1 Hz and 2 Hz with the 2 ports .
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Assembly language program to display square waves for 1 Hz and 2 Hz using 2 ports.
• Use assembly language instructions to control the ports for outputting square waves.

• Set up a loop to toggle the ports at the desired frequencies to generate the square waves.

• Ensure proper timing and synchronization between the two square waves.
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Q2. Write an assembly language program for reversing a byte for a hexadecimal value ? ex: A3 hexadecimal needs to converted to C5 when reversed .
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Assembly language program to reverse a byte for a hexadecimal value.
• Load the hexadecimal value into a register

• Extract the lower 4 bits and upper 4 bits of the byte

• Swap the lower and upper 4 bits

• Combine the swapped bits to get the reversed byte
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Q1. When 2 trains move in opposite directions , what point will they meet at different speeds? And related questions
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The trains will meet at a point that is determined by the relative speeds of the trains.
• The point where the trains meet is determined by the sum of the distances traveled by each train.

• The time taken for the trains to meet is determined by the relative speeds of the trains.

• If Train A is traveling at 50 mph and Train B is traveling at 70 mph, they will meet at a point that is closer to Train B's starting point.
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Q2. Matrices , volume , Coins , probability
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Q1. They will be asking mostly what ever you have written in the 2-5 rounds which will be conducted in the company premises .
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Q2. Flip flops, diff of micro-controller and microprocessor, logic gates , I2C , USART , SPI
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Q1. What is the difference between a diesel engine and a petrol engine?
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Diesel engines use compression ignition while petrol engines use spark ignition.
• Diesel engines use compression ignition, where the fuel-air mixture is compressed until it spontaneously ignites.

• Petrol engines use spark ignition, where a spark plug ignites the fuel-air mixture.

• Diesel engines are more fuel efficient and have higher torque, while petrol engines have higher power output and smoother operation.

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Q2. What is a four-stroke engine?
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A four-stroke engine is an internal combustion engine that completes four separate strokes (intake, compression, power, exhaust) in two crankshaft revolutions.
• Intake stroke: Fuel and air are drawn into the combustion chamber.

• Compression stroke: The fuel-air mixture is compressed by the piston.

• Power stroke: The spark plug ignites the mixture, causing an explosion that drives the piston down.

• Exhaust stroke: The piston pu...read more
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Q3. How many types of break
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There are two main types of breaks: planned breaks and unplanned breaks.
• Planned breaks are scheduled breaks that are typically taken during designated times, such as lunch or coffee breaks.

• Unplanned breaks are unexpected interruptions in work, such as equipment malfunctions or emergencies.

• Examples: lunch break, coffee break, equipment malfunction causing downtime
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Q4. What is ABS system
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ABS system stands for Anti-lock Braking System, a safety feature in vehicles to prevent wheels from locking up during braking.
• ABS system helps maintain steering control during emergency braking

• It prevents skidding and allows the driver to maintain control of the vehicle

• ABS system works by modulating brake pressure to individual wheels

• Commonly found in modern vehicles for enhanced safety

• Example: When braking hard on a s...read more
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Q5. What is carborator
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A carburetor is a device in an internal combustion engine that mixes air with a fine spray of liquid fuel.
• Carburetors are used in older vehicles to control the air-fuel mixture for combustion

• They have been largely replaced by fuel injection systems in modern vehicles

• Carburetors have components such as throttle, choke, and jets to regulate fuel flow

• Examples of vehicles with carburetors include classic cars and motorcycl
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