Who’s Writing All This Stuff???
Nir Dahan
Born 1974 in Tel Aviv, Israel – Married +3
BSC in Electrical Engineering – Technion – Israel Institute of Technology
MSC in Computational Engineering – FAU Erlangen-Nuernberg, Germany
Living currently in Munich, Germany.
Made my first design steps in 1998 at IBM research labs. Currently living and working in Munich, Germany as a Staff Engineer in Digital Design.
Interests: Magic and Mentalism, Scientific Skepticism, Recreational Mathematics and Puzzles, Outdoors, Aikido, Chess.
People who influenced my thinking: My dad, Richard Feynman, Martin Gardner, James Randi, Juan Tamariz
email: n-i-r-d-a-h-a-n-@-y-a-h-o-o-.-c-o-m (remove hyphens)
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Thanks for your understanding.
Hi,
Your initiative is really appreciating.I’m a beginner in this field and liked the way designing is explained without specific language details.
Also, name of blog is cool…i’ve added this blog as my regular interest.
Manasi
Nice work put in an interesting manner..
I must say that you do post very interesting design topics.
I especially liked the find ” Cyclic Combinational Circuits” . Shall lookup some more about it!
Thanks,
it is not so easy to come up with interesting posts for a subject that might be considered dry sometimes…
Excellent and very useful information. Appreciate your effort in putting things together.
Regards,
Ravi
היי,
אחלה בלוג תודה על כל “שעשועי מהנדסי חשמל” מקווה שכיף לך בגרמניה ולא קר מדי
דרך אגב אתה מקום ראשון בגוגל כאשר מקלידים
digital design question
This question seems easy, but one needs to be cautious.
How can one create a full-adder from half-adders.
Do not use any extra gates like and, or, inverter etc.
Nir,
Great site! I handle PR for Jasper Design Automation (EDA, Formal Verification). Can you send me your contact information so I can add you to our mailing list please?
hello nir,
i was looking 4 the clear reasoning for numbering the kmap using gray codes…i have just finished my schooling…i enjoyed this & it satisfied my question …
thank u