VLSI vs Embedded Jobs | Career in Core Electronics | Comparison of sub-domains | Rajveer Singh
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
- This Video Compares two most famous electronics sub-domains:
VLSI and Embedded over following factors:
Complexity
Future scope
Salary
Stability
Growth
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As far as my opinion, Embedded Job is easy to get as there are so many companies involved in electronic application product development when compared with VLSI particularly in India....
indeed vlsi more capable for place like taiwan or korea， for most other， embedded contain more jobs eg fpga which trend now
I've completed my bachelor's degree recently in Bsc electronics and physics, can I get placement after completing an embedded system course or should I do MSc in electronics and then try for placement, I'm asking this because many of the companies are hiring Be/Btech graduates so will I be placed in a good company just with the bsc degree and the embedded system course can you please guide me with this 🙏
@akash10970 As much i know, Good companies won't take BSC. If your training institute is able to place you then that's another case. Mostly Training institutes would also inform you the minimum eligibility so you can cross check from there.
I myself have seen MSc guys in vlsi but didn't found anyone from BSc only yet.
@@Singh-Rajveerthank you very much bro🙏, I'll do MSc and then try for placement in either vlsi or embedded system
Clear and concise👍
Helpful video❤
Good explanation
Sir i got vlsi in jamia millia islamia and and ECE in LUCKNOW UNIVERSITY ..... Which would be better for me ???
Jamia if you are sure for vlsi domain career.
Electronic design system (including vlsi, analog n digital ic, photonics, microelectronics etc) or embedded systems.. what to prefer for masters?
Electronics design systems should be preferred based on money, trends.... however depends on the individual's area of interest as well.
@@Singh-Rajveer ok..I have heard employment opportunities are a bit less in that.. any idea about that?
VLSI: Comparatively less, more complex and high paying jobs.
Embedded: More number of opportunities but less paying.
@@Singh-Rajveer ok.. unlike embedded sys where freshers get jobs, do we need prior experience to work in chip/vlsi industry ?
@@Singh-Rajveer how much I expect the salary in embedded system.
Your opinion which is better vlsi or embedded
Explained in video based on various factors
Which is best vlsi or drone
Good video..But consider a factor like doing business/entrepreneurship in the field i think it is easier to do in Embedded than VLSI due to its diversity and wide applications and ease of access.. Is it same in VLSI? What are your opinions?
It would be very tough for few individuals to setup a start-up or business in VLSI. So, Yes you are correct.
VLSI would require very high capital and that itself is a biggest entry barrier to start a business in the sector of vlsi.
At last you vlsi or embedded which is best
It always depends what individual wants and what academics he has !
As your opinion which will be best carrier option for future VLSI or DS&AI
DS & AI
@@Singh-Rajveer will be best for an electrical engineer if he want to m. tech on it?
Yes, I believe we can learn anything in M.Tech time frame so yes, If some top college is allowing electrical guy for AI and he has confidence to handle it, then no issues.
I got the same comments While switching to vlsi from electrical that it is tough for an electrical guy. But, there will be no issues If you are careful and consistent from starting.
@@Singh-Rajveer Just this year lauched M.Tech DA paper and I think next year more IIt/NIT will lauch M.tech course on DA/AI and there scope will increase what is your expectations?
Yes, AI would for sure have more scope.
As even VLSI research Companies started equal focus on AI as well. So, AI would be utilised everywhere.
But Core VLSI knowledge would have meaning and scope because it can't be replaced anytime soon.
There would be a change in the nature of jobs.
Few new jobs will be created and few will be destroyed.
And all this would help us to achieve more productivity.
So, Change is always a constant and keep learning as per market trends / scope is the key.
Also Don't forget Embedded can be replaced someone easily by AI by automation
None of the robot can think, our application as respect to time. They help in coding not from scratch for sure.
Embedded engineers are actually technicians😂😂
Vlsi is real engineers 🔥🔥
bro now i am study in textile engineering,,but i am very much interested in electronics.. i know vlsi indrustry is now booming indrustry... if i Learn all Course in this video you tell and get enough knowledge.. can i get any placement in vlsi indrustry. we know in there is no Degree needed to get a job in Google, Amazon.. similarly in vlsi indrustry does have any Degree requirement or there only need skills... is there any boundary?? Thank you😊
No, Electronics Jobs usually require major in electronics as the industry is quite research oriented so they used to prefer electronics guys. Possibility is there but not anywhere near to CSE. Mostly a major in circuital / cse is required.
You may try but truth is this only, whatever I observed in the previous 2.5 years of my time in this industry
One mone question bro please answer this,,i show your video you share some free visl Course and give the playlists in video description,, is that Course give me enough basic knowledge in this industry?? Is this course enough for me??
Yes, Those courses provide enough basic knowledge and you need to do few projects and practice verilog more. That much knowledge is mosty enough to get intern or fresher role but the key is, if some company gives an interview/ test chance
@@Singh-Rajveer thanks a lot bro,,you just change my mind... Take love bro❤️
Bro plz help me i have doubt. I have seen ev electronic (vlsi design and technology) branch. Can we learn communication subject in this branch bcz they mentioned only electronic but not communication plz help fast bcz i am going joining college in this week
It would be tough to learn communication while doing btech in vlsi.
There would be very few communication electives possible. Go with conventional ece if communication is the goal. Conventional ECE can also provide a way to do make career in vlsi.
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Brother i want to be placed in Texas Instruments, right now in 6th sem. What projects should i do? Can you suggest some topics? And what skillls should i develop?
Focus on Analog VLSI more as texas have more vacancy for analog domain.
RLC concepts, Analog ic design and one proper project
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I think you opinion is a bias
Because you are only talk about good peaks about VLSI
But if you include scope like number of jobs, options of switching, diversity of field then embedded system is winner
Not against Embedded,
But VLSI has scope, diversity of Jobs and switching options available as various companies working on some part of VLSI Design flow.
So based on other factors vlsi goes slightly ahead.
Embedded as well have very good career options.