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neural nets.
neural nets.@cneuralnetwork·
I noticed there isn't any platform for ECE folks to practice What do you ECE guys actually solve?
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Vivek Galatage
Vivek Galatage@vivekgalatage·
Vivek Galatage@vivekgalatage

I came across @CircuitVerse while preparing for a logic design discussion with a few students. I was amazed at how well this app has been designed and how it has all the required details to get you started (including tutorials, documentation, and a learning book). This is helpful for anyone trying to understand the low-level circuit designs of computer systems. It is highly recommended to play around with basic gates and build upon something fascinating, such as this Tic-Tac-Toe example from one of the users (Trương Ngọc Long) on the platform. Links in the thread.

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Krish Chhajer
Krish Chhajer@krish_chhajer·
Working on rlcdev.app to solve this exact same issue. We’ve gathered a database of questions from different domains in ECE- Power Electronics, Embedded, Digital Design and PCBs, all from recent interviews at top companies like Qualcomm, Nvidia, Apple, Intel, and others. We’re constantly updating the questions and the site to add more features. We’ve also added a supervised open source component so anyone can contribute questions they were recently asked in interviews. Would love some feedback from the community!
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kitkat
kitkat@ankitsblasters·
@cneuralnetwork For subjects like Digital Electronics there are few websites like deldsim.com. I got only this one while searching for my practical exam next day. Did all the exp in one night from here. I hope some day you and some one will make more for ECE students.
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ANGSUDO
ANGSUDO@K19Unknown·
@cneuralnetwork Working on Table, Iron solder, Breadboard, Component connect with wiring. they solve to make LCR, OpAmp and many others ECE practice in practically. Or they practice with simulation called Wokwi
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Yashwanth Chennuru
Yashwanth Chennuru@yash1th_tweets·
@cneuralnetwork For embedded I try to tinker about things around me, take some inspo from hackster.io, techiesms and there are plenty of YT channels to get them. Pick up a basic MCU like arduino, ESP32 or MPU like Raspberry Pi and we have endless list of stuff we can do
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SxM
SxM@S4KxM·
@cneuralnetwork solve? As an ECE folk, I just clear my backs!
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AhrNahrWahr
AhrNahrWahr@AhrNahrWahr·
@cneuralnetwork practice semen retention month 1 - can design op-amp month 6 - can design PLL month 12 - design phased array radar month 24 - design MIMO 5G tranceiver
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Error404
Error404@RitibhSingh·
@cneuralnetwork Xilinx vivado , EDA playgrounds. When it comes to industrial level semiconductor tools there aren't enough available. For full chip design
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s4mmy0x0h
s4mmy0x0h@ssamarth27·
@cneuralnetwork I use hdlbits.01xz.net for practising verilog/VDHL, EDA Playground , AMD Vivado for simulations. And Open-source tools for a full chip design. There isn't much options available as most of them require license.
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Stanislus
Stanislus@vzyengineer·
@cneuralnetwork Intel Quartus for digital circuits. KiCAD and SPICE for Analog electronics. Python/MATLAB for sim programs and PDE analysis. C/C++ for Embedded Systems projects.
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Dhruv
Dhruv@importdhruv·
@cneuralnetwork cool, i have never seen any, it's good idea to build ig
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raptor 🇮🇳
raptor 🇮🇳@raptor_7000·
@cneuralnetwork Cadence orCAD, kiCAD, and then again tinker cad for basic preliminary planning for basic projects
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Error404
Error404@RitibhSingh·
@cneuralnetwork Sky water by Google based on 130nm is available and used in some colleges too
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