Project Ideas for Electronics Engineering Student

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This discussion centers on project ideas for electronics engineering students, specifically focusing on analog and digital electronics. A participant expresses a need for innovative project suggestions for the summer, highlighting an interest in building a primitive computer processor using logic chips. The conversation suggests that constructing such a processor is more feasible than anticipated and recommends exploring project kits available at Transel Tech.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of analog electronics concepts
  • Familiarity with digital electronics principles
  • Basic knowledge of logic chips and their functions
  • Experience with electronic project kits
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  • Research how to build a primitive computer processor using logic chips
  • Explore project kits available at Transel Tech for hands-on experience
  • Learn about circuit design and simulation software for electronics
  • Investigate advanced topics in digital signal processing
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Electronics engineering students, hobbyists interested in analog and digital electronics, and anyone seeking innovative project ideas for practical applications in electronics.

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Hello guys. I am a undergrad engineering student i electronics. I have to make some good innovative projects during summer holidays. But i am not able to figure out anything and I'm stuck. So guys please help me in getting some good topics for projects. i have interest in analog and digital electronics(as i had done these two only in electronics, rest have been physics etc.) So guys please help me out in this.
 
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Primative computer processor from logic chips? It's easier than you'd think.
 
Just some guy said:
Primative computer processor from logic chips? It's easier than you'd think.
If you were using individual logic chips, that would be quite a large undertaking.
 
You could build a couple of these kits over the summer:

http://www.transeltech.com/kits/kits1.html
 
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