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What is the most complicated/valuable program you written in
C/C++? |
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Question Submitted By :: Markus |
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| Answer | hello world program  |
| Muthu |
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| Answer | Matrix  |
| Guest |
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| Answer | program for interlocking train movement  |
| Kantha |
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| Answer | write a program to list all the duplicate strings present
in the given array.  |
| Hitesh |
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| Answer | Animation of running train.  |
| Sneha |
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| Answer | animation of train  |
| Venkatesh |
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What products have you designed which have entered high
volume production? |
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Question Submitted By :: Markus |
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| Answer | jigs and fixtures  |
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What types of high speed CMOS circuits have you designed? |
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Question Submitted By :: Markus |
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| Answer | Dynamic CMOS ckts and high speed multipliers using
BOOTh/Mod-Booth algorithm.  |
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Are you familiar with VHDL and/or Verilog? |
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Question Submitted By :: Markus |
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| Answer | yes  |
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| Answer | yes  |
| Muthu |
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| Answer | vhdl is very high speep integrated chips hardware
descripted language and verilog is to verify logic  |
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| Answer | yes  |
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What is the difference between = and == in C? |
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Question Submitted By :: Markus |
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| Answer | '=' in c is the assignment opperator.whereas '==' is the
logical equality operator.  |
| Veeramuthu K |
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| Answer | = is the assignment operator while == is equality operator  |
| Priyanka Kokil |
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| Answer | = is assignment operator & == is equality operator in C
= operator is used to assign a value to the variable
== operator is used to compare two variables.  |
| D.sreenu |
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| Answer | I NEED MORE....  |
| Indian |
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| Answer | = is used for assigning the value to a variable
for example
int a=10;
if a=5
printf("%d",a);
else
printf("%d",a);
output:5
in this program a value is assigned to 5 and 5 is printed.
whereas
== is used to check the value of the variable
for example
int a=10;
if a==5
printf("%d",++a);
else
printf("%d",a);
output:10
in this value of a is checked with 10 .If it is equal if
stmt is true and a is incrementd and printed.
If it is not equal a value is printed.  |
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You have a driver that drives a long signal & connects to an
input device. At the input device there is either overshoot,
undershoot or signal threshold violations, what can be done
to correct this problem? |
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Question Submitted By :: Markus |
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| Answer | To avoid signal threshold violations(due to loss in long
path), use repeaters to boost signal strength at spec.
intervals.  |
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| Answer | This is a signal integrity question for board designers.
there are two types of termination schemes viz. series and
parallel termination. series termination is where a resistor
of small value ( rule of thumb 1/2 of characteristic
impedance of the trace ) placed near the source ( near
driver). the parallel termination is a combination of two
resister ( rule of thumb twice the char. impedance f the
trace) placed near the destination ( input) where one
resistor connects the signal trace to the VCC and other
connects to the GNd.  |
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| Answer | a cdm clamp can be used at the receiver input to protect
the circuitry form overshoot/ undershoot  |
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In what cases do you need to double clock a signal before
presenting it to a synchronous state machine? |
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Question Submitted By :: Markus |
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| Answer | if the input signal is asynchronous with the clock (state
machine clock), then you need to double clock the same
signal to synchronize with the state machine clock.  |
| Prashant Patil |
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| Answer | When signal transfer from one clock domain sequential to
another clock domain sequential logic  |
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