As long as your tolerances are large enough. And you remember all your pull-ups/pull-downs. And...
Re:Bad Circuit Design
by TFortunato on Wednesday June 10, 2020 @05:31PM
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To paraphrase a joke I heard before, the only difference between an Analog Engineer and a Digital Engineer, is the analog engineer knows they are working on analog circuits.
I thought it was s/analog circuits/ an antenna/, but yours works too.
Re:Bad Circuit Design
by inamberclad on Wednesday June 10, 2020 @05:25PM
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the real world always finds ways to interject
Re:Bad Circuit Design
by staycoolboy on Thursday June 11, 2020 @11:25AM
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My analog mentor once told me: there is no such thing as "digital circuits", everything is analog, it's just a matter of slopes. Which is correct, after spending 5 years as a VLSI digital circuit designer, most of my time was fixing min-delay and slope violations, and track routing fuckups by the auto router. And fitting bug fixes into my allotted area.
Yes, and specifically analog circuit design.
Digital circuits are nice and all, but in the end they're very much like coding than actual electronics.