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How hands-on is Electrical Engineering?
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[QUOTE="analogdesign, post: 6028212, member: 485940"] <Berkeman said they use Emulators to try out mixed-signal integrated systems before they build them> We do a similar thing, but we use this new technology called a "simulator". ;) I'm just teasing. The ability to have a prototype that can actually interact with the target environment is really useful. Our applications are really low volume (typically) so we often use the FPGA as the digital medium and our ASICs typically have digital logic limited to configuration, calibration, and communication (although in some cases they are more complex). So, to make this relevant to the OP, yeah, as you can see we can get hands on. [/QUOTE]
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