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Guidance for a Systems Engineer

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von Moltke

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Hello all,

I am a systems engineer who directly after graduation(Majored in Telecommonications) started to work as systems engineer and still working for 4 years. Now I am continuing a master's study in Signal Processing.

I want to educate/familiarize myself with RF Design and Digital Design. I am not aspiring to become a design engineer in those specialties but rather looking for some substantial amount of knowledge in there areas that makes me comfortable and confident enough to communicate with engineers of those disciplines and sometimes the knowledge of their field so that I may need to overrule them in system design.

I am thinking of reading books like RF Design for Dummies..

What and which books do you recommend for this goal?
 

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