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  • Hi Mr. Andy Waller

     

    I want to ask; from where  an electronics R&D engineer should start as a startpoint of a research about any subject?

    For example; I want to make detailed research about QPSK or any other matter for practical application besides theoretical.

    What should the course-method-technique be?

    Should I write QPSK on google and web search? Is this start point true in your opinion?

    Do you have any special research technique?

     

     

    Thanks in advance.

     

    Best Regards.

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    Hi Muhammet,

     

    Of course typing anything into google will normally give you a wealth of material on the subject, however it does take some time sifting through to find something of use. I find a great place to start is to read tutorials and application notes on manufacturers websites as they are written by experts on the subject with design engineers in mind rather than the academic student. Of course this makes element14 useful as a large number of manufacturers application notes and tutorials are all in one place. So I would honestly say here is a great place to start!

     

    I use a combination of element14 and Maxim-ic.com when learning or refreshing my knowledge on a particular subject, just because I'm always interested from the practical and design point of view rather than the purely academic view you get when say looking at Wikipedia

     

    Thanks

     

    Andy

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  • in reply to Former Member

    Hi Muhammet,

     

    Of course typing anything into google will normally give you a wealth of material on the subject, however it does take some time sifting through to find something of use. I find a great place to start is to read tutorials and application notes on manufacturers websites as they are written by experts on the subject with design engineers in mind rather than the academic student. Of course this makes element14 useful as a large number of manufacturers application notes and tutorials are all in one place. So I would honestly say here is a great place to start!

     

    I use a combination of element14 and Maxim-ic.com when learning or refreshing my knowledge on a particular subject, just because I'm always interested from the practical and design point of view rather than the purely academic view you get when say looking at Wikipedia

     

    Thanks

     

    Andy

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