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Basic electronics engineer:

Cybernetyx13 open roles

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1. Soldering Skills

  • Can you explain the steps you follow while soldering a component on a PCB?
  • What is the difference between a good solder joint and a bad one?
  • What tools do you typically use for soldering?
  • How do you remove a component from a PCB without damaging it?
  • Have you worked with SMD components? If yes, how is it different from through-hole soldering?

2. Power Board Repair

  • Have you repaired power supply boards before? Can you describe one example?
  • What are the common faults in SMPS/power boards?
  • How do you identify a faulty component in a power circuit?
  • What precautions do you take while working on high-voltage boards?
  • What tools do you use for troubleshooting power boards?

3. Electronics Components Testing

  • How do you test a resistor, capacitor, and diode using a multimeter?
  • What is continuity testing?
  • How do you identify if a capacitor is faulty?
  • Can you test a transistor using a multimeter? Explain briefly.
  • What is the difference between analog and digital multimeters?

4. Basic Electronics Knowledge

  • What is a rectifier? What are its types?
  • What is a diode and how does it work?
  • What is a MOSFET and where is it used?
  • Difference between transistor and MOSFET?
  • What is AC and DC?
  • What is voltage, current, and resistance?

5. Circuit Understanding & PCB Design

  • Can you read and understand circuit schematics?
  • Have you used any PCB design tools? (e.g., Eagle, KiCad, Altium)
  • What are the basic steps in designing a PCB?
  • What is the difference between schematic and PCB layout?
  • What is grounding in PCB design and why is it important?
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