C/C++ What Are the Day and Night Projects of an EE Student and C/C++ Developer?

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The discussion centers on a user working on a bachelor thesis in electronic engineering, focusing on the design and implementation of a low power ultrasonic flowmeter using a new System on Chip (SoC). The project incorporates hardware design, simulation, fabrication, and digital filter algorithms, with particular interest in sigma-delta modulator-based ADCs. Additionally, the user is engaged in ambitious C/C++ projects, specifically developing an acoustic wave simulator for real-time applications like computer games. This simulator aims to efficiently calculate wave propagation in static 3D scenes and synthesize digital filters for point-to-point impulse responses. The user expresses readiness to assist with questions related to electronic circuits, signal processing, programming, and control theory, while also acknowledging a lack of expertise in areas such as particle physics and mechanics.
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Hi all!

By day I work on my bachelor thesis in my final electronic engineering semester. It involves the design, implementation and verification of a low power ultrasonic based flowmeter using a new SoC. I am most excited about being able to use a sigma-delta modulator based ADC, because these are simply fascinating in theory. The project has things ranging from hardware design, simulation and fabrication to implementing digital filter algorithms.

By night I work on over-ambitious C/C++ projects. My current project is an attempt at an acoustic wave simulator for real-time applications (such as computer games). It involves calculating wave propagation in a static 3D scene and using system identification techniques to synthesize digital filters describing point-to-point impulse responses. These will be very efficient to apply in real-time, both in memory footprint and processing speed.

On PF I will be most helpful with questions involving electronic circuits, signal processing, programming questions, and control theory.

I will probably look stupid when asking questions about particle physics, quantum mechanics, material science, or anything that involves mechanics in general.
 
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