Experience 90% of Analog Circuit Design hires had! [Circuit Design Project for the Most-Used Circuits by Current Engineers in Practice (BGR / AMP / LDO / Comparator / Oscillator / Level-Shifter / Charge-Pump)] Gain understanding of semiconductor products + practical experience & specs + employment strategies with it!
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5.0
장인호
Hello. I am a 4th year student of the Department of Electronic Engineering who dreams of becoming an analog circuit design researcher. I thought that the theoretical content learned in major classes was limited in understanding circuits, so I studied by referring to overseas YouTube and IDEC lectures. Then, I happened to see Mr. Samkochi's YouTube video and ended up taking Inflearn's lecture. I think it is a good lecture for understanding circuit design because it includes not only theoretical content but also practical content.
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안해윤
I am an undergraduate student interested in analog circuit design. I became interested in it while taking Electronic Circuits 1, 2 and Analog Circuit Design during my undergraduate years, and I even did my graduation project on it, but as time passed, I couldn't remember it well, so I couldn't understand it well when I tried to take external lectures, and it was hard to find them. While I was continuously looking for lectures, I found Samkochi's lectures, and they explain the difficult subject of analog circuit design in an easy and detailed way, and I think they are better than the lectures I took during my undergraduate years.
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yamseunge
I took Samkochi's IP improvement lecture because I wanted to work in analog circuit design, and I think it was a very good choice. I think it's a good lecture to learn and experience perspectives on designing IPs that are difficult to do alone, such as LDO, Charge-pump, and Comparator, and improving performance!
Circuit Design Job Scope (Analog/PCB HW/Digital/FPGA/Layout/Embedded SW/Verification, etc.)
Analog Circuit IP Design Flow and Exploration of Detailed Job Competencies Required for Employment
How is Analog IP used in Memory/System Semiconductor products? Application Summary
Analog Circuit Design: Schematic Design Using Practical Tools and 5 Simulation Methods + Analysis
Analog IP Design : BGR / AMP / LDO / Comparator / Oscillator / Level-Shifter / Charge-Pump
Per-IP Performance Improvement Papers + Practical Skill Application Methods
Samsung Electronics DS Division / SK hynix Analog Circuit Design Job Interview Past Questions & Solutions
Guide to Applying Design Project Content for Resumes, Cover Letters, Interviews
Guide to Utilizing Analog Circuit Design Experience When Applying for Other Roles (Process Design / Digital Circuit Design / Layout Design / PCB HW Design)
'현직자 관점에서의 핵심 아날로그 IP 설계 실무 경험 + 취업 관점에서의 어필 전략' 이라고 볼 수 있습니다.
그래서 우리는 IDEC, ETRI, 국비지원 회로설계 교육 등을 통해 해당 실무 경험을 쌓으려고
노력하기도 합니다.
하지만 막상 해당 교육을 수강해보면 Schematic 없는 이론 중심의 수업인 경우도 많고,
Inverter나 OPAMP처럼 대학교 전공 수준의 간단한 회로를 설계해보거나
반대로 학부생에 배우기에는 내용이 너무 어렵습니다.
또한 피드백을 받기도 어려워서 수료증을 받긴 하는데 막상 활용할 때가 문제가 되죠.
現) 삼성전자 DS부문 / CHIP 회로설계
아날로그 IP / 디지털 시나리오 설계
A급 특허 출원
글로벌 외국 기업 엔지니어 기술 대응
前) 스타트업 하드웨어 엑셀러레이터 / MCU Firm-ware 설계
前) 대기업 가전제품 업체 / All-in-one 정수기 생산 기술
前) 중견기업 의료기기 업체 / PCB HW, CIS, DDI ASIC 설계
‘직무별 현직자가 말하는 반도체 직무 바이블’ 회로설계 part 저자
‘한국반도체산업협회 SEMI-MOOC’ 회로설계 핵심이론 및 시뮬레이션 강사
‘이공계취업 1위 렛유인 & 커리어 커뮤니티 코멘토‘ 회로설계 직무 멘토
연세대학교, 한양대학교, 건국대학교 등 10개 이상의 대학 회로설계 직무부트캠프 / 직무특강 진행
회로설계 직무 관련 이력서 / 자소서 / 면접 컨설팅 200회 이상
‘K-디지털 기초역량훈련’ 강사 (어려운 회로 공식 그만 눈으로 하는 반도체 회로(chip) 설계)
‘회로설계 직무의 패스파인더 삼코치’ 유튜브 채널 운영
Who is this course right for?
▼ Undergraduate students from Electrical/Electronics Engineering, Semiconductor/System Engineering who meet the following:
→ A third-year university student who is more interested in circuit design than other subjects or roles, currently exploring job opportunities, and contemplating career paths such as undergraduate research assistant, master's, or PhD.
→ A 4th-year university student who wishes to undertake long-term circuit design training, such as IDEC or government-sponsored programs, but struggles to gain practical experience during semesters or short breaks, and is therefore seeking online circuit design practical experience.
→ I'm applying for analog circuit design roles, either deferring graduation or as a fresh graduate. Can an undergraduate student get into a design role? What design experience should I gain? I'm a job seeker with no one to ask.
→ An experienced new-hire candidate who landed a job, but not their desired company/role, seeking additional design experience and job info beyond work.
→ An aspiring individual contemplating between a Master's/Ph.D. degree and a Bachelor's job search, who first wishes to gain circuit design experience while receiving career consulting.
▼ Students from departments less related to circuits (e.g., Chemical Engineering, Materials Science and Engineering, Physics, Mechanical Engineering, Computer Science and Engineering) who wish to pursue a circuit design role but are concerned about how to gain competitive experience.
★ 삼코치 fans who want to maintain long-term relationships while discussing job preparation + career paths after employment with 삼코치 mentors
Need to know before starting?
■ On the course details page, refer to the <삼코치's Circuit Design Road Map> section to confirm the recommended learning level for each grade.
※ This lecture should be taken after completing sophomore-year circuit major courses. Taking this lecture without prior circuit coursework may make the content somewhat difficult.
※ If you have taken circuit-related major courses in your 3rd or 4th year of university, understanding the lectures will be relatively easy, and connecting to employment will be smoother.
(Required) Analog-related courses among 2nd-3rd year Circuit Design major's mandatory subjects - e.g., Circuit Theory, Electronic Circuits
(Elective) 3rd-4th Year Specialized Analog Circuit Design Courses - Analog IC Design, RF Circuit Design, Bioelectronics, etc.
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Analog IP / Digital Scenario Design
Class A Patent Application
Technical support for global foreign company engineers
Yes, Former) Startup Incubating Company (MCU Firmware Design) Former) Large Enterprise Home Appliance Company (All-in-one Water Purifier Production Technology) Former) Mid-sized Medical Device Company (CIS, DDI ASIC Design)
Yes, Former) Startup Incubating Company (MCU Firmware Design) Former) Large Enterprise Home Appliance Company (All-in-one Water Purifier Production Technology) Former) Mid-sized Medical Device Company (CIS, DDI ASIC Design)
Get closer to landing a job or switching careers in CHIP design! "Are you dreaming of a career in semiconductor analog/digital circuit design? I will help you from the basics through the eyes of a current employee at S Electronics, a major corporation!"
Nice to meet you! I am Coach Sam, currently designing system semiconductors at S Electronics :)
"Do you dream of becoming a circuit designer? I will help you from the basics through the eyes of a current employee at S Electronics, a major corporation!" Nice to meet you! I am Sam-coach, currently designing system semiconductors at S Electronics. :)
I have gone through many trials and errors while taking on the challenge of circuit design, starting from a startup.
I gained experience in PCB design, F/W design, FPGA design, and CHIP design through trial and error.
However, there was one thing I found disappointing.
I've faced many trials and errors while taking on these challenges. I gained experience in PCB design, F/W design, FPGA design, and CHIP design in a somewhat haphazard way. However, I always felt that something was missing.
'Why are there so few opportunities for systematic hands-on practice and information about employment in the field of circuit design?'
I experienced chip design in a haphazard, trial-and-error way. However, I felt one lingering regret: "Why are there so few structured hands-on opportunities and job-related information in the field of circuit design?"
While there was plenty of content for fields like semiconductor processing and programming, circuit design felt like a "hidden world" because information was so scarce.
Those of you preparing for a career in circuit design who are reading this have likely felt the same frustration I did. That's why I interviewed professionals in the field, asked my professors, and took IDEC courses.
Those of you preparing for a career in circuit design who are reading this have likely felt the same sense of frustration that I did.
So, you might try interviewing current professionals in the field, asking your professors for advice, or taking IDEC courses.
However, in most cases, you still find yourself feeling like you almost get it, but not quite.
SO! I went ahead and created a structured course myself that leads directly to employment!
I have experienced everything from [Analog Circuits -> Digital Systems -> MCU Firmware -> Driver Design -> Software], and
Through 'Top-down / Bottom-up' skills, I have become able to perfectly explain products and circuits.
And through my practical circuit courses on Inflearn, I will share everything from my own intuitive methods for interpreting 'analog/digital circuits' to the ways I evaluate trade-offs.
And on Inflearn, as we work with practical circuits, I plan to share everything from my own intuitive methods for interpreting 'analog/digital circuits' to the ways of evaluating trade-offs.
Let's build a solid foundation together, develop practical skills, and create your very own chip design story!
Let's build a solid foundation together, develop practical skills, and create your own unique chip design story!
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Hello. I am a 4th year student of the Department of Electronic Engineering who dreams of becoming an analog circuit design researcher. I thought that the theoretical content learned in major classes was limited in understanding circuits, so I studied by referring to overseas YouTube and IDEC lectures. Then, I happened to see Mr. Samkochi's YouTube video and ended up taking Inflearn's lecture. I think it is a good lecture for understanding circuit design because it includes not only theoretical content but also practical content.
Inho, thank you for your course review! As you said, the level you learn in your major will be limited to the level of two-stage OPAMP design, so you usually take a lot of overseas YouTube or IDEC courses. Of course, there are many good contents, but since there are no assignments such as designing with actual tools or improving things directly, it is difficult to say that I actually did any projects, and it is also regrettable that there is no part that connects to employment. This course was created to cover these areas, so I hope you will get a lot out of it, and we are also conducting a live broadcast on Naver Cafe, so please participate!
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I am an undergraduate student interested in analog circuit design. I became interested in it while taking Electronic Circuits 1, 2 and Analog Circuit Design during my undergraduate years, and I even did my graduation project on it, but as time passed, I couldn't remember it well, so I couldn't understand it well when I tried to take external lectures, and it was hard to find them. While I was continuously looking for lectures, I found Samkochi's lectures, and they explain the difficult subject of analog circuit design in an easy and detailed way, and I think they are better than the lectures I took during my undergraduate years.
Thank you for your course review, Haeyoon! If you are interested in electronic circuits 1,2 and analog circuit design and have even done a graduation project on it, then I can guess how passionate you are about circuits! I also had a hard time because I started learning circuits through analog circuit design, but I also gained a lot. As you said, external lectures are often too difficult, and on the other hand, undergraduate lectures often contain basic content that is not helpful for employment. I have put a lot of effort into the lectures to make up for those parts. I hope you will gain a lot of information and job skills through Naver Cafe!
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I took Samkochi's IP improvement lecture because I wanted to work in analog circuit design, and I think it was a very good choice. I think it's a good lecture to learn and experience perspectives on designing IPs that are difficult to do alone, such as LDO, Charge-pump, and Comparator, and improving performance!
Thank you for your course review! In fact, BGR / AMP / LDO / Comparator / Oscillator / Level-Shifter / Charge-Pump are circuits that are essential in the field, but they are often not properly learned at the undergraduate level. If you gain experience in these areas and especially improve performance yourself, it will be a great appeal when applying for a circuit design position. If you ask questions through Naver Cafe and participate in live broadcasts, you can get more information!
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It was really detailed and good! I will listen to it again and again :) Thank you
Thank you for your review, Namju! I tried my best to explain it in detail, but thank you for understanding that part! However, there will still be many parts that are difficult to understand due to the nature of analog circuits! For those parts, please visit Naver Cafe, apply for an upgrade, and leave a question. I will answer additional questions through a live broadcast, so please actively utilize it and greatly increase your circuit design skills~!
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I am a third-year undergraduate student interested in analog circuit design and even mixed signals. When I learned electronic circuits 1 and 2 in my second year, I thought it was too easy and I confidently challenged myself because I was ranked high in analog grades, but when I actually tried to study on my own, I realized that I only learned the basics and memorized formulas. So, while looking for a lecture, I found out about Samkochi, and since Samkochi's lecture came out, I unknowingly paid for it. Unlike spoon-fed education in Idec or special lectures, this is a lecture that I really like because I can think and worry on my own. The price may be burdensome for undergraduates, but I am learning so much without any regrets. +) In addition to the lecture, I can get so much information through Samkochi's cafe, so it feels cheap.
Thank you for your course review, Woojin! As you mentioned, there is a limit to understanding the essence of circuits through one-time spoon-fed education at IDEC or special lectures. That's why I tried to solve this through lectures + cafes + live broadcasts, and I appreciate you for understanding this so well! The mixed signal field is gradually becoming more important in the analog field in the future, so if you study the design part well, you will definitely have many opportunities. If you have any questions, think about it carefully and ask questions, and you will be able to greatly improve your skills. Fighting!!
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