Introduce your field of interest in engineering!

digimushu · #41 12-06-2005

Welcome pathfinder!

please feel free to contribute to the discussions in the SIG.

sputnik · #42 13-06-2005

Hi, i'm undergraduate student in aerospace engineering.. Actually, in my school there 2 major; aeronautical eng. and astroanutical eng. . For this, i more like the astronautical eng. where we study a lot of satellite design, its subsystem and component too.

and my hope is to learn anything from all of you. tq

gonjeng · #43 13-06-2005

hi sputnik, welcome to the SIG... may i know which U you are going into?

artline · #44 23-06-2005

akum n hi..
well, nice to see there is SIG 4 engineer..

i'm taking EE, interest in electronic, computer maybe..

digimushu · #45 26-06-2005

Welcome artline!

Glad to know we have another aspring electrical engineer on board. Feel free to contribute to the discussions~~!

yuckfou · #46 07-07-2005

Hello all,

I've graduated with my maters in EE with the area of emphasize in RFIC design. I did my thesis on RF design with the title of "Automous frequency and gain tuning methodology for a seventh order polyphase analog filter". Complex, yet simple to understand. Recipe book procedure.

I'm currently a slave with a white collar job as a RF Test Engineer in a corporate company.

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Originally Posted by wccstudent

Hello all,

Is there anyone here whose interest lies in the areas of MEMs, and mixed-signal, analog, or RF IC design? Is anyone currently involved in these research areas?

I am interested in learning more about these specific areas. Thanks!

For this person, RFIC needs strong understanding of analog circuit design. In addition one needs to fully understand transreceiver architecture before even going into the design. From there, one can manipulate the architecture and design of RFIC and come out with your own idea of another transreceiver architecture.

My work is focused on front-end RF testing (wafer and chips) for various devices such as cordless phones, cellphones, GPS, satelite radio and etc. We also test for commercial and military products.

RF testing is cool, but one have to fully understand the test platforms. I do hope to get into a RF design job in the future...

digimushu · #47 07-07-2005

Welcome to the SIG, yuckfou!

Hopefully you can find those who are in the same area with you here and start more in-depth discussion on RF technologies.

Tasslehoff · #48 02-09-2005

hahaha! I shall once again revive a dusty topic

Me? I'm just a form 5 student, aspiring to be an Electical and Electronics Engineer or Chemical engineer.. though do feel that I'm more inclined towards E&E engineering

You guys are more like 'sifu' to me as you guys have already proceded with such depth in your respective field of engineerings

Yeaps, I intend to pursue my studies in the US.. (if you asked me in form 1, I would be all for local.. not anymore though ;) )

Currently eyeing Northwestern University and University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign... heh.. no idea how am I gonna raise enough money for those schools >_< but I believe in hard work and determination.. I love physics and maths.. not sure now the requirement to get a scholarship with topping the school + good ex-curricular activities + sch athlete is enough.. sigh.. worried here..

nvm ;) cheers all!

littlepiglet · #49 10-09-2005

i only a lower six student, i want to be a biomedical engineer in the future. i would like to know do a bio medical engineer has a chance to develop in this field, because my teacher tell me that now Malaysia do not has this kind research center.

i take physic in form six. i nearly don't understand what teacher are saying. can i know what is the requirement for going into university. i afraid that i am wasting two years in form six and can't go in any university after this.

bp_ffei · #50 02-10-2005

I'm currently studying Aerospace Engineering at Nanyang Technological University (NTU), Singapore. It has been OK so far... I haven't really gotten into the nitty-gritty aerospace stuff yet as I'm still in first year, so mainly common engineering stuff. I am assured by my professors that the job prospects are good... the Economic Development Board (EDB) of Singapore says they need about 120(?)(somewhere around there) Aerospace Engineers a year for the next few years...

There's quite some pressure upon my batch to perform well as we are the first batch of Aerospace Engineering students from NTU. There are only about 70+ of students taking this course, but most of them seem to be quite good in their studies, so the competition is gonna be quite tough.

I'm ready to put on a fight! Haha~

digimushu Prototyper Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 1,191	#41 12-06-2005 Welcome pathfinder! please feel free to contribute to the discussions in the SIG. __________________ No trees were killed in the creation of this message. However, a great many electrons were terribly inconvenienced. Join the Engineering SIG!

sputnik Super Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2005 Posts: 1	#42 13-06-2005 Hi, i'm undergraduate student in aerospace engineering.. Actually, in my school there 2 major; aeronautical eng. and astroanutical eng. . For this, i more like the astronautical eng. where we study a lot of satellite design, its subsystem and component too. and my hope is to learn anything from all of you. tq

gonjeng Member Join Date: Jul 2004 Posts: 362	#43 13-06-2005 hi sputnik, welcome to the SIG... may i know which U you are going into?

artline Super Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2005 Posts: 5	#44 23-06-2005 akum n hi.. well, nice to see there is SIG 4 engineer.. i'm taking EE, interest in electronic, computer maybe..

digimushu Prototyper Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 1,191	#45 26-06-2005 Welcome artline! Glad to know we have another aspring electrical engineer on board. Feel free to contribute to the discussions~~! __________________ No trees were killed in the creation of this message. However, a great many electrons were terribly inconvenienced. Join the Engineering SIG!

digimushu Prototyper Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 1,191	#47 07-07-2005 Welcome to the SIG, yuckfou! Hopefully you can find those who are in the same area with you here and start more in-depth discussion on RF technologies. __________________ No trees were killed in the creation of this message. However, a great many electrons were terribly inconvenienced. Join the Engineering SIG!