Hello friends,
My deepest desire is to become a good analog circuit designer. I don't have much experience yet and I am on a master's degree programme in microelectronics where we learn basic MOSFET chip design and lots of verilog.
I am very confused about what path to really follow. I think what I want is to become an analog IC designer, although I also like analog circuit design in general using readymade IC's.
When I look at the vast database of available circuits and knowledge I feel overwhelmed. It seems there is so much to learn. So much has already been done. It feels like a huge vocabulary of small circuits and building blocks I need to learn.
I feel lost as to how to really learn electronics. Should I try to memorize and understand the maximum number of circuits that I can ? Or should I stick to a textbook like Grey & Meyer and follow it to the end ?
I am lost here friends and I would thank you for your kind advice.
My deepest desire is to become a good analog circuit designer. I don't have much experience yet and I am on a master's degree programme in microelectronics where we learn basic MOSFET chip design and lots of verilog.
I am very confused about what path to really follow. I think what I want is to become an analog IC designer, although I also like analog circuit design in general using readymade IC's.
When I look at the vast database of available circuits and knowledge I feel overwhelmed. It seems there is so much to learn. So much has already been done. It feels like a huge vocabulary of small circuits and building blocks I need to learn.
I feel lost as to how to really learn electronics. Should I try to memorize and understand the maximum number of circuits that I can ? Or should I stick to a textbook like Grey & Meyer and follow it to the end ?
I am lost here friends and I would thank you for your kind advice.