Technical GD Preparation Notes for EmbedUR Systems
These notes cover fundamental topics and questions typically asked in the technical group
discussion (GD) round of the EmbedUR Systems hiring process. Use these notes to review
essential concepts, understand key definitions, and remember points that help structure your
answers during the discussion.
Content Outline
1. Motors and Motor Types
2. Fundamental Theorems
3. Basic Electrical Laws
4. Digital Logic and Circuits
5. Basic Components and Electronics
6. Oscillators and Amplifiers
7. Memory Allocation in C
8. Networking Basics
9. Transformers and Power
10. Signal Processing
11. Microprocessors (8085)
12. Boolean Algebra and Simplification
13. Mechanical and Electrical Terms
14. Advanced Topics in Digital and Analog Electronics
Detailed Notes
1. Motors and Motor Types
- DC Series Motor: High starting torque, used in traction applications.
- Self-Starting Motors: Induction motor is self-starting due to its rotating magnetic field.
- Constant Speed Motor: Synchronous motors run at constant speed, set by supply frequency.
2. Fundamental Theorems
- Thevenin's Theorem: Simplifies complex circuits to a single voltage source and series resistance.
- Norton's Theorem: Similar to Thevenin but uses a current source in parallel with resistance.
- Maximum Power Transfer Theorem: Max power delivered to load when load resistance equals source res
3. Basic Electrical Laws
- Ohm's Law: Voltage = Current × Resistance.
- Kirchhoff's Voltage Law (KVL): Sum of all voltages in a closed loop equals zero.
- Kirchhoff's Current Law (KCL): Sum of currents entering a junction equals sum of currents leaving.
4. Digital Logic and Circuits
- Multiplexing: Combines multiple signals into one for bandwidth efficiency.
- Flip-Flops: Memory elements in digital circuits; includes JK and SR types.
- Difference Between JK and SR Flip-Flops: JK handles toggling without invalid states, SR has invalid cond
