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Morphle Labs

Internship (Embedded/Electronics)

Interview Date

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Result

Not Specified

Difficulty

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Rounds

At least 1 round mentioned

Drive Type

Internship

Topics asked

Electronics (BJTOp-ampADCSerial Communication ProtocolsUART vs CAN Bus)Computer Science (Dynamic ProgrammingPointers)Project-related questionsBehavioral (Introduce yourselfWhy ECEWhat do you find boring in projects).

Detailed experience

Role: Internship (Embedded/Electronics)

College: Not Specified

Interview Date: Not Specified

Interview Type: Internship

Result: Not Specified

Difficulty: Not Specified

Rounds: At least 1 round mentioned

Topics Asked: Electronics (BJT, Op-amp, ADC, Serial Communication Protocols, UART vs CAN Bus), Computer Science (Dynamic Programming, Pointers), Project-related questions, Behavioral (Introduce yourself, Why ECE, What do you find boring in projects).

Experience:

The interview experience for an internship at Morphle Labs involved a technical round with questions covering both electronics and computer science fundamentals. The candidate was asked to introduce themselves.

Questions related to electronics included analyzing a circuit based on a BJT, identifying issues, and suggesting improvements for best results. The interviewer also inquired about the advantages of Dynamic Programming and the concept and usage of pointers. Further electronics questions covered the use of an Analog-to-Digital Converter (ADC) and an Op-amp, asking where and why they would be used. The candidate was also presented with a schematic circuit diagram and asked to determine its output.

Project-related discussions were a significant part of the interview, with questions on the candidate's approach to designing and testing projects, and experience with motors. Specific questions on serial communication protocols, their applications, and the difference between UART and CAN Bus protocols were also asked. Behavioral questions included why the candidate chose Electronic and Communication Engineering and what aspects they found boring while working on projects.

Submitted anonymously13 NOVEMBER 2025