VLSI Interview Questions with Answers

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Sample questions :

Everything you need to know about synchronous v/s asynchronous reset. 

Complete details about asynchronous FIFO operation and gray codes. 

What is the different between transport and inertial delays in Verilog. 

What is ITD, inverted temperature dependence. 

Make and XOR gate using 2 to 1 MUX. 

Come up with logic that counts number of '1's in a 7 bit wide vector, using only combinational logic.  

How does substrate bias affect MOS transistor Vth ?

Divide a clock by 3.

You have an input vector where on subsequent clock cycles you get a1,a2,a3 & a4 values. You need to output a1,a1+a2,a1+a2+a3 on subsequent clock edges. You're given a black box, which adds two input vectors and generates one output, with input to output latency of two clock cycyles. Design this circuit. 

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