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What's the difference between an analog and digital circuit?
can you please simplify it for me ?
This is what i have so far as a previous job experience.
•Experienced in reading and interpreting mechanical, optical, and electrical specifications.
•Adept at use of multi-meters, digital oscilloscopes, DVM and function generators
•Tested analog and digital circuits and generated test reports in MS Word, MS Excel and MS PowerPoint.
When i go for an interview and
If they ask me something I want to answer without any trouble ..
Forget the circuit. Do you know the difference between analog and digital in general? If so, then apply that answer to anything - a TV, a circuit, music... and then you have your answer.
It's not a difficult thing, and you should know this in any job you are applying for.
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STM1 / OC3 Electrical to Optical converter
Please help me !! I am confused about what i did 8 years ago ?
I remember working at my uncles shop ( as an electronics technician ) for a year around 8 years ago
these were my job duties
I had to read and interpret mechanical, optical, and electrical specifications.I used multi-meters, digital oscilloscopes, DVM and function generators
I tested analog and digital circuits and generated test reports in MS Word, MS Excel and MS PowerPoint.
These are the job descriptions that I could put in words.
But i can't remember why i was testing , reading and measuring all these voltages and so on and so forth .
I dn't know if he was an evil genius working on world domination or if he was working on a project that relates to world domination ?
the bad thing is that i need to add this to my resume ,and i wanna write what was it that i was working "ON" .
what do you think , in your mind , was I working on ?
any help would make me glad .
Thanks.
You performed quality assurance analysis and troubleshooting on electronic hardware fabricated by various electrical engineering contractors. You also were involved in the design and development stages of various hardware solutions developed by your uncle's shop.
And that is how I would leave it. You worked piecemeal assigned tasks that were part of various other projects that the 'team' in general was working on.
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