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02-17-06
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Circuit Design
So I know this is probably a pretty silly question but it something I just gotta ask. I am really interested in circuit analysis and circuit design. I am a sophomore in Electrical and Computer engineering and am currently enrolled in a circuit analysis course (2nd semester of it) and an electric devices course.
Now I have turned my eye on my passion of gaming. I was wondering if there was any way to look at the technology graphics card manufacturers utilize in their design. I doubt that companies put out schematics, but I want to get out of resistive and analog and into digital circuit analysis. I want to see how these cards work. Any ideas ( im serious here)?
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I AM NEHALEM
 
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Im in a logic circuits class right now so Im starting to learn how some of it works.
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Yeah, logic, I should be getting into that more next semester. I wouldnt mind just doing a lot of research by myself, if it comes to that.
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