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- First, you must grasp basic knowledge of electronics (circuit theory, circuit design techniques, etc.)
- Then, you have to choose your CAD program to implement your design using PC (well-known such as OrCAD, Protel, etc)
- The best way To get familiar with these is to do something with them. Access their website (www.protel.com or www.cadence.com) to get more information.
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Hi ,
As we all know who is " the boss" of Electronics ?
THE TRANSISTOR ,
So i suggest first of all focus on basics of transistors like working,biasing etc.
For this you'll need to brush up you basic electronics laws like Ohms ,Kirchoffs etc..
Once you are comfortable with transistors you can now proceed to build small and simple circuits of Amplifier, Oscillator then transmitter etc...Of course its going to be a tough jouney initially but soon you'll find it exciting.
Have a book as your guide and a simulator software as your helper.
One book i suggest is " TEach yourself Electrical and Electronics " (Available at forum) One simulator software i suggest is Circuit maker ,its available for free download from www.circuitmaker.com .
And then if you have any problem ,your all friends at EDA would help you !
Hi
you have to be familiar with circuit and systems firs. also you have to study basic of electronic. after that there are many programs which can help you . for example Protel , Layout, ORCAD, PSpise and etc.
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