Hi,
I have a complex schematic with subsystems that include more subsystems. I was hired as an Entry Level Engineer and I will be eventually working on testing this (with a pre-existing test equipment)
My question is: As an entry level EE should I be able to understand what this circuit does? It is so complex I can't just look at a block of circuitry (with transceivers, buffers etc... and "know" what it does)
How do I decipher this circuit? (its too complex to simulate in PSpice.. waaay too many components). I tried looking up some ICs in the circuit to see what they do (looking at the specs) but it's still difficult to piece everything together (how the components work together)
Should I be expected to understand this complex circuitry as an entry level EE (in testing). Of, is it normal to not know what is going on in the beginning.
Thanks!
I have a complex schematic with subsystems that include more subsystems. I was hired as an Entry Level Engineer and I will be eventually working on testing this (with a pre-existing test equipment)
My question is: As an entry level EE should I be able to understand what this circuit does? It is so complex I can't just look at a block of circuitry (with transceivers, buffers etc... and "know" what it does)
How do I decipher this circuit? (its too complex to simulate in PSpice.. waaay too many components). I tried looking up some ICs in the circuit to see what they do (looking at the specs) but it's still difficult to piece everything together (how the components work together)
Should I be expected to understand this complex circuitry as an entry level EE (in testing). Of, is it normal to not know what is going on in the beginning.
Thanks!