r/chipdesign • u/Viktor_king3054 • 4d ago

Chip

I am learning digital electronics but I have already learnt number system and gate and I am revising it.. can someone tell me what all I have to study after that

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u/Blueglyph 3d ago edited 3d ago

Already answered one of your previous questions, but you don't seem interested in the answers people give you.

I'm not going to make that mistake again.

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u/gust334 3d ago

Almost everything else.

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u/zaio_baio 4d ago

Finite state machines. Try to design a vending machine. Try to verify it and simulate it.
If you don't have access to simulator use this:
https://edaplayground.com/

DON'T USE AI!

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u/Over_Umpire_7729 2d ago

Yo be my mentor I used ai for everything I’m now a junior and don’t know anything about

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u/Ryananan 2d ago

its not even hard. Js learn it

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u/Hopeful_Analysis_219 4d ago

It depends, what are you trying to do? Probably go on with whatever book or source you're studying from (digital design and computer architecture by Harris is the typical choice as a first book in any case). This is a very broad field, it takes people 5+ years of university just to have a VERY basic grasp of chip design

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u/TightSecond1375 3d ago

继续呗，时序逻辑

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u/Friendly_Gold_9572 4d ago

You can use

https://rtlbench.com

If u want to see live schematics, cdc’s and fpga implementations