What are some project design ideas for signal processing and electronics?

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The discussion focuses on seeking project design ideas for a course in electronics, specifically related to signal processing. The course covers topics such as operational amplifiers, diodes, non-linear systems, and BJTs, with potential inclusion of microcontrollers. Participants emphasize that the scope of the project can vary significantly based on whether microcontrollers or CPLDs are involved. A more defined project scope would enable better suggestions for original ideas. The conversation highlights the importance of clarifying the course content to generate relevant project concepts.
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Hi,
I am taking a course on Electronics.
I would like to have some good ideas for design projects. I have some problems come up with original ideas.

Thank you for your time
B.
 
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What kinds of electronics are covered in the course? Do you get up to microcontrollers? Or just up to logic and CPLDs/FPGAs?
 
the main topics of the courses are signals, operational amplifier ,diodes , non linear systems
BJT's.
But I will get back to you on monday after more info about microcontrollers
 
brad sue said:
the main topics of the courses are signals, operational amplifier ,diodes , non linear systems
BJT's.
But I will get back to you on monday after more info about microcontrollers

Yeah, a good project centered on signal processing with opamps and BJTs will be very different if you add in CPLDs, and different still if you add in uCs. If you can bound the problem a bit, we can offer a better set of ideas. Have a good weekend.
 
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