What Common Problems in Electrical Engineering Devices Can Be Solved?

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Common problems in electrical engineering devices include the transition from analog to digital modulation, which has evolved significantly with advancements in digital signal processing (DSP). The shift from traditional analog modulation to digital methods, such as CDMA, has improved efficiency and error correction in communication systems. Exploring these modulation techniques can provide insight into the effectiveness of various solutions in addressing historical challenges. Presenting the evolution of these technologies could serve as a compelling topic for an engineering communications assignment. This discussion highlights the importance of understanding both past and current solutions in electrical engineering.
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I have an assignement for my engineering communications class in which i have to investigate a problem in the field of electrical engineering and find two or three solutions to the problems and then evaluate which of the solutions would best suite the problem. Now my question is, what are possible problems in some devices that relate to electrical engineering? I would like it if someone could give me some ideas to do some research on, since this is a potentially broad field. What are some new solutions to previous devices in electrical engineering products?
OK thanks for your time, just if anyone has any suggestions or read some interesting articles i would enjoy to hear about it! Thank you
 
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So for engineering communication -- analog versus digital modulation would be a good choice, and very relevant. In the olden days, analog modulation schemes were the norm, but as DSP became more cost effective, digital modulation schemes (and error detection/correction schemes) became the norm. And then very cool schemes like CDMA and cell phone multi-cast encoding and decoding became economically viable.

You could do a very cool presentation covering the progression from analog modulation to basic digital modulation to CDMA, for example. Put some technical meat behind it, and it would be an excellent presentation.
 
berkeman, thank you very very much. I am very interested in your input and I am researching it now, wish me good luck.
 
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