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VHDL...

x in the city · 2009-09-04 01:07:50

:pac: Have decided to take the [big] plunge and go back to academica with a postgrad in micro electronics, mainly vhdl/mixed signal design/eda tools and all that, also throwing in module in c++ for good measure, so the whole thing will have a strong embedded feature. I think fpga and asic programming is a pretty big area…

04-09-2009 01:07AM

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:pac:

Have decided to take the [big] plunge and go back to academica with a postgrad in micro electronics, mainly vhdl/mixed signal design/eda tools and all that, also throwing in module in c++ for good measure, so the whole thing will have a strong embedded feature.

I think fpga and asic programming is a pretty big area for now and the future....

would I be right?! also, would this be difficult, has anyone done masters levels in this, been ages since i did my degree [2006] did some lab work on vhdl but not alot. kinda freakin out...

ta.

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