Undergrad Research Topic Ideas Please (Electrical Engineering)

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Innovative research topics in electrical engineering are sought, but the requester struggles to generate ideas due to the rapid advancement in the field. To assist effectively, more details are needed, including the educational level, project scope, duration, and whether physical lab work is required. Clarification on existing ideas and previous research topics would also help guide the discussion. Engaging in a more specific dialogue can lead to fruitful suggestions. Providing this information is essential for generating relevant research ideas.
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I'm currently looking for possible innovative research topics or ideas, I'm having a hard time to think of one since everything is getting really advance. Thank you.
 
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veealeahkim said:
I'm currently looking for possible innovative research topics or ideas, I'm having a hard time to think of one since everything is getting really advance. Thank you.
Welcome to PF.

You'll need to provide a lot more information before we can be of any help.

** What level in school?

** What is the project statement or project definition?

** How big is the project? How long to do it? How big of a write-up?

** Do you need to do anything physical like lab work for this project?

** What are your ideas so far?

** What are some of the previous research topics that have been used in the past for this?
 
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