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I am in my 4th semester of a 4-year undergraduate electronics rngineering program. All I have learned so far is lots of theory in courses such as analog electronics circuits, digital electronics circuits, signal processing. All we do in our labs is either use MATLAB to write simple code for doing computations in signal processing or build relatively simple stuff on breadboard-based prototypes. What if I want to build something practical that I can use, like.a a guitar effects pedal?

Right now, I am learning signal processing, so I want to build something practical related to that. How do I do that? Do I have to learn how to use Arduino or Raspberry Pi for that?

I am in my 4th semester of a 4-year undergraduate electronics rngineering program. All I have learned so far is lots of theory in courses such as analog electronics circuits, digital electronics circuits, signal processing. All we do in our labs is either use MATLAB to write simple code for doing computations in signal processing or build relatively simple stuff on breadboard-based prototypes. What if I want to build something practical that I can use, like.a guitar effects pedal?

Right now, I am learning signal processing, so I want to build something practical related to that. How do I do that? Do I have to learn how to use Arduino or Raspberry Pi for that?

I am in my 4th semester of a 4-year undergraduate electronics rngineering program. All I have learned so far is lots of theory in courses such as analog electronics circuits, digital electronics circuits, signal processing. All we do in our labs is either use MATLAB to write simple code for doing computations in signal processing or build relatively simple stuff on breadboard-based prototypes. What if I want to build something practical that I can use, like a guitar effects pedal?

Right now, I am learning signal processing, so I want to build something practical related to that. How do I do that? Do I have to learn how to use Arduino or Raspberry Pi for that?

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I am in my 4th semester of a 4-year undergraduate Electronics Engineeringelectronics rngineering program. And allAll I have learned so far is lots of theory in courses such as Analog Electronics Circuitsanalog electronics circuits, Digital Electronics Circuitsdigital electronics circuits, Signal Processingsignal processing. And allAll we do in our labs is either use MATLAB to write simple code for doing computations in signal processing or build relatively simple stuff on breadboard-based prototypes. But whatWhat if I want to build something practical that I can use sometimes?, like say a.a guitar effects pedal? Like right

Right now, I am learning signal processing, so I want to build something practical related to that. howHow do I do that? like doDo I have to learn how to use Arduino or Raspberry piPi for that?

I am in my 4th semester of a 4-year undergraduate Electronics Engineering program. And all I have learned so far is lots of theory in courses such as Analog Electronics Circuits, Digital Electronics Circuits, Signal Processing. And all we do in our labs is either use MATLAB to write simple code for doing computations in signal processing or build relatively simple stuff on breadboard-based prototypes. But what if I want to build something practical that I can use sometimes? like say a guitar effects pedal? Like right now, I am learning signal processing, so I want to build something practical related to that. how do I do that? like do I have to learn how to use Arduino or Raspberry pi for that?

I am in my 4th semester of a 4-year undergraduate electronics rngineering program. All I have learned so far is lots of theory in courses such as analog electronics circuits, digital electronics circuits, signal processing. All we do in our labs is either use MATLAB to write simple code for doing computations in signal processing or build relatively simple stuff on breadboard-based prototypes. What if I want to build something practical that I can use, like.a guitar effects pedal?

Right now, I am learning signal processing, so I want to build something practical related to that. How do I do that? Do I have to learn how to use Arduino or Raspberry Pi for that?

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How do I learn to build practical stuff?

I am in my 4th semester of a 4-year undergraduate Electronics Engineering program. And all I have learned so far is lots of theory in courses such as Analog Electronics Circuits, Digital Electronics Circuits, Signal Processing. And all we do in our labs is either use MATLAB to write simple code for doing computations in signal processing or build relatively simple stuff on breadboard-based prototypes. But what if I want to build something practical that I can use sometimes? like say a guitar effects pedal? Like right now, I am learning signal processing, so I want to build something practical related to that. how do I do that? like do I have to learn how to use Arduino or Raspberry pi for that?