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What is a DSP? A DSP is optimized for handling numerical calculations and manipulating signals in the digital domain. It typically consists of an Arithmetic Logic Unit (ALU), a multiplier-accumulator unit, and a program memory unit. The ALU performs basic arithmetic and logical operations on the input signals, while the multiplier-accumulator unit performs more complex…
Texas Instruments Inc. in collaboration with Department of Science and Technology(DST) proudly announce the ‘DST & Texas Instruments Inc. India Innovation Challenge Design Contest 2016′, Anchored by the Indian Institute of Management (IIM), Bangalore and supported by MyGov. The contest is open for all students pursuing B.E./B.Tech,M.E./M.Tech & Ph.D from Indian engineering colleges. This challenge…
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Texas Instruments Question Bank continued from Part 1 Q. Draw 2:1 Mux using pass transistors. Ans: Two pass transistors are required to design 2:1 Mux. Q. Draw 2:1 Mux using transmission gates. Ans: Two transmission gates are required to design 2:1 Mux. Q. What is setup and hold time? Ans: Setup time is the minimum amount of time that an input signal…
Q. Implement a 3 bit asynchronous counter using T flip flops. Ans: To design 3 bit asynchronous counter we require 3 T flip flops. Q. What is the always block used for in Verilog? Ans: An always blocks runs continuously throughout the simulation. An always block can be made sensitive to one or more signals depending on the…
This is my interview experience with Texas Instruments India. I was searching for job in circuit design field and what could be a better opportunity than TI. I applied to TI on their career site (as most of us do), but apparently received NO response. Then I started connecting to people who are working in…
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