top of page

Texas Instruments

Rohith kumar

Analog Engineering Intern

NIT Warangal

Branch:

Electrical and Electronics Engineering

Internship Session:

2022-2023

Offer obtained:  

Internship only

Description of role:

Texas Instruments is a global semiconductor design and manufacturing company that produces a wide range of products, including microcontrollers, analog integrated circuits, and embedded processors.

An Analog Design Engineer at Texas Instruments is responsible for designing and developing analog integrated circuits for a variety of applications. This includes designing and testing circuits, analyzing data, and troubleshooting any issues that arise. The engineer must also be able to work with other teams to ensure that the design meets the customer’s needs.

Intern location:

Bangalore

Eligible Branches:

CSE, ECE, EEE

Eligibility Criteria:

CGPA Cutoff 6, NO ACTIVE BACKLOGS

Selection Procedure:

There are 2 rounds
Round 1 - OT
Round 2 - Technical interview

Description of Online test:

Basically, there are 4 sections in the online test. aptitude section is compulsory for everyone; the remaining 3 sections are analog, digital, and embedded software. We can choose any sections we want. The above 3 sections are not compulsory for everyone so I choose both analog and digital sections. Questions asked in the analog section are pretty tricky and also some questions are lengthy. the analog section covers topics like OPAMPs, Rc-Circuits(very important), MOSFETs, BJTs, and Diode circuits .one should practice a lot of questions from the above topics I prefer sedra smith and gate questions for practice and also listen to Razavi lectures(electronics-1 playlist) in youtube. those lectures are very well explained by Razavi himself (these lectures are very important for a basic understanding of analog electronics; he is a masterpiece If I can say in one word).
In the Digital section questions are asked from topics like counters,8086 microcontroller, pipeline registers, setup time, Hold Time, Verilog, and FSM. etc questions are pretty easy basic concepts are required.I prefer Bhima Shankar sir lectures from the Kreatryx channel(https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLs5_Rtf2P2r77kmBnXAe06RsI3VadeQ5s Follow this playlist ) and practice previous year gate questions.

Description of Technical Interview:

I was selected for both analog and digital Roles
For Analog Role The interview started with a self-introduction. there are two interviewers for me they are very friendly so don't need to panic after that one of the interviewers posed a question about the Rc circuit and asked about output voltage it is an easy question but tricky they give lots of time to think so don't panic keep calm and think correctly and asked a couple of questions from Rc circuits they are very easy (do lots of Questions from Rc circuits I prefer Nagendra Krishnapura lectures and follow this blog http://coreplacementsnsit.blogspot.com/2018/08/hi-i-am-rachit_14.html?m=1) and then after they moved onto diode circuits asked output voltage of peak detector circuit and clipper circuits they are easy questions as I practiced a lot of questions on Diode circuits from sedra smith and they asked basic questions on oscillators (OPAMP) the overall duration of the interview is 50 minutes lastly I will say one important thing in the interview try question even if you don't know the answer they will see your approach not the final answer so approach is very important not answer.

Description of HR Round:

NA

Preparation Strategy:

2-3 months of rigorous practice and revision is enough to crack the internship. consistency and revision are two important factors. I started my preparation during the summer vacation, before that I was weak in analog electronics. I didn't even know some basic concepts. I prefer Razavi's lectures and Razavi's book for concept-building and practice purposes. if you have enough time do problems from sedra smith

Resources:

Razavi lectures(electronics-1 playlist is enough for internship )
sedra smith (for diode circuits and OPAMPs)
Ak Chakraborty for basic circuit theory
Nagendra krishnapura lectures(Especially For OPAMP and RC circuits )
Follow this blog its very useful
http://coreplacementsnsit.blogspot.com/2018/08/hi-i-am-rachit_14.html?m=1

Additional info for our viewers:

NA

bottom of page