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Many people are confused about telecommunication engineering, so here's your solution: Telecommunication engineering is a branch of engineering focused on the design, development, and maintenance of systems for transmitting data over various forms of communication. This field combines principles of electrical engineering and computer science to create and improve technologies like mobile networks, satellite communications, and fiber optics. Telecommunication engineers work on enabling reliable and efficient communication across distances, ensuring connectivity in both urban and remote areas. Their work is crucial in supporting the infrastructure that underpins the global exchange of information. #telecommunicationengineering

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The field of electrical and electronic engineering offers a vast range of specialised career paths. Among these many niche disciplines within the overarching electronic engineering sector, signal processing engineers are responsible for evaluating digital signals and improving their efficiency. In this article, we'll explore what a Digital Signal Processing (DSP) engineer does, what skills and qualifications are required, and how you can find DSP jobs. Read more here: https://loom.ly/mKolT6k #dspjobs #digitalsignalprosessingengineers #redlineblog

Many people are confused about telecommunication engineering, so here's your solution: Telecommunication engineering is a branch of engineering focused on the design, development, and maintenance of systems for transmitting data over various forms of communication. This field combines principles of electrical engineering and computer science to create and improve technologies like mobile networks, satellite communications, and fiber optics. Telecommunication engineers work on enabling reliable and efficient communication across distances, ensuring connectivity in both urban and remote areas. Their work is crucial in supporting the infrastructure that underpins the global exchange of information. #telecommunicationengineering #networking

We have postponed my live experiment session to Wednesday of next week because of scheduling issues some attendees. I am going to do a one to two hour presentation (depending on questions and discussions, it may last longer) of real time lab experiments on live circuits on Wednesday, November 6th at 10 am Pacific Time. The live experiments will include ones from various disciplines that impact signal integrity, other design, EMC and other electrical engineers as well as technicians. Each experiment illustrates a principle of design or troubleshooting and will help you in your work. Some of the experiments that will be performed on live circuits in real time are: 1. Signal measurements 2. Layout features in SI 3. Relationship between SI and EMC (this is one with a surprising result) 4. Finding a hidden defect in a design And more If you would like to attend, the cost is $150. Contact me and I will send a registration link. Payment can be made via card payment or via PayPal. We will likely use GoTo with Zoom as a backup. Doug Email: doug@dsmith.org Mobile: +1-408-858-4528

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