Aricent Technologies Technical Interviews Question Bank continued from Part 2 Q-11. What is TDMA and FDMA? Explain their difference. A : TDMA refers to Time Division Multiple Access which is a channel multiplexing technique where users are assigned different time…
Aricent Technologies – Technical Interviews Question Bank – Part 2
Aricent Technologies Technical Interviews Question Bank continued from Part 1 Q-6. What are active and passive components? Give examples of both. A : Active components are components that produce energy (in the form of voltage or current) such as transistors,…
Aricent Technologies – Technical Interviews Question Bank – Part 1
During the placement season, we all start to find all the relevant, important and frequently asked interview questions on various websites but cannot find all of them at one place. So, to help you in your campus placement drives, I…
Interview Experience – WIPRO GMT (Global Media & Telecom ) – (On Campus – #2)
I am Jitendra Kumar Yadav, Jaypee Institute of Information Technology. This is my interview experience for the post of Project Engineer at Wipro Limited. I have described my selection process for the mentioned post in the following content. Check here the first post…
Training Experience – Mentor Graphics Higher Education Program
Hello Everyone! This is my training experience, I had at Mentor Graphics, Noida (Higher Education Program) which is conducted annually for pre-final year B.Tech and M.Tech students. It is a two month training program that starts in June and lasts…
Case and Conditional Statements Synthesis CAUTION !!!
Case and Conditional Statements are available in both VHDL and Verilog. These are considered as significant features of behavioral modelling, be it in VHDL or Verilog. Behavioral modelling provides high level abstraction so that the circuit can be designed by…
Digilent Design Contest 12th Edition
Do you love to play with FPGAs? If yes, then there is a golden opportunity to showcase your talent. Digilent Design Contest Europe Region has reached its 12th Edition, with a rich history behind, many interesting and cool projects along the…
Circuit Design of a 4-bit Binary Counter Using D Flip-flops
Problem Statement: Design a circuit for an edge triggered 4-bit binary up counter (0000 to 1111). When it reaches “1111”, it should revert back to “0000” after the next edge. Use positive edge triggered D flip-flop (shown in the below…
Difference between Latch and Flip-Flop
Flip-Flop (FF) and Latch are digital electronic circuits that are used to store information in bits as they have two stable states. One FF or latch can store 1 bit of information. FF is a circuit that can be made to…
Difference between Combinational and Sequential logic circuits.
Combinational and Sequential circuits are the most essential concepts to be understood in digital electronics. Sequential logic is a type of logic circuit whose output depends not only on the present value of its input signals but on the sequence…