e-con Systems Design Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. GD & T about some questions of subject
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Q1. Personal interview about urself
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Q1. Basics of Multi Threading
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Data structures and Algorithms

Q1. Tell us about your Project
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Q2. Tell the difference between MOSFET and IGBT
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MOSFET is faster and more efficient for high frequency applications, while IGBT is better for high voltage and high current applications.
• MOSFET stands for Metal-Oxide-Semiconductor Field-Effect Transistor, while IGBT stands for Insulated Gate Bipolar Transistor.

• MOSFET is faster and more efficient for high frequency applications, while IGBT is better for high voltage and high current applications.

• MOSFET has lower on-sta...read more
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Q3. Tell the principal of Sine wave inverter
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A sine wave inverter is a type of power inverter that produces a smooth and consistent AC output waveform similar to that of utility power.
• Sine wave inverters are preferred for sensitive electronics as they provide clean power without distortion.

• They are more efficient and produce less audible noise compared to modified sine wave inverters.

• Examples of devices that benefit from sine wave inverters include laptops, TVs, ...read more
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Q4. What is CMOS Latchup
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CMOS latchup is a phenomenon in integrated circuits where parasitic thyristors are inadvertently triggered, causing a short circuit.
• CMOS latchup occurs when a parasitic structure in the CMOS device acts as a thyristor, leading to a low-impedance path between the power supply rails.

• It can result in excessive current flow, potentially damaging the device.

• Preventive measures include layout techniques, guard rings, and pro...read more
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Q5. How to Design an inductor
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Designing an inductor involves determining the required inductance value, selecting the core material, calculating the number of turns, and designing the coil structure.
• Determine the required inductance value based on the application requirements.

• Select the appropriate core material based on factors such as frequency, current, and temperature.

• Calculate the number of turns using the formula N = sqrt((L * AL) / (Ae * Nt)...read more
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Q2. What is your goals next 5 years
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Easy if you know basics it's like to know your calculating ability and some technical problems related to designing roughness and failure theory.

Q1. Basic mechanical technical questions and rest of all is about your projects and experience
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Q2. What are the failure theories and which basics they derived
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Failure theories are used to predict the failure of materials under different loading conditions.
• Theories include maximum shear stress theory, maximum normal stress theory, and maximum strain energy theory

• Maximum shear stress theory states that failure occurs when the maximum shear stress in a material exceeds the shear strength of the material

• Maximum normal stress theory states that failure occurs when the maximum nor...read more
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Q1. After clearing the round again you need to face the global team interview more like a interaction if you reach here you are almost in.
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Q1. What is your hobby?
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My hobby is playing the guitar and writing music.
• Playing the guitar helps me relax and express my creativity.

• I enjoy learning new songs and techniques to improve my skills.

• Writing music allows me to channel my emotions and thoughts into melodies and lyrics.
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Q1. What are quality tools to analyse any defects
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Some quality tools to analyze defects include Pareto analysis, Fishbone diagram, 5 Whys, Scatter diagram, and Control charts.
• Pareto analysis helps identify the most significant causes of defects by focusing on the vital few versus the trivial many.

• Fishbone diagram (Ishikawa diagram) helps visualize all possible causes of a problem to identify root causes.

• 5 Whys technique involves asking 'why' multiple times to get to t...read more
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Q2. Sound Knowledge about excel
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