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Miscellaneous › Others › DESIGNING EMBEDDED SYSTEM AND VLSI DEVELOPMENT BY kvrkkumar ›  Good, but tell you

July 6, 2012 at 8:56 pm #8204
AJISH ALFRED
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Good, but tell you something. Both are two entirely different field or industry. Let me make  it simple for you. A VLSI engineer thinks about how to design a new chip, on the other hand an embedde engineer thinks about how to design a new product using that chip.

 

I suggest you to concentrate on any single field.

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