I was interning for another position at TI, which I had also interviewed for, but had interest in the Applications Rotation. I applied internally and got an in-person interview a few weeks later.
The interview consisted of two, two-person interviews, both of which had a few behavioral questions.
The first interview focused on op-amp questions and some circuit analysis. The second interview asked a few C/programming questions since that is what I said I knew.
Overall, the interviewers were non-threatening, and it felt like they were genuinely having a conversation with you.
Derive op-amp gain equation, and explain RC filter and its topology.
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