What Is The Most Difficult Contemporary Problem In Electronics Engineering?

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3 Responses to “What Is The Most Difficult Contemporary Problem In Electronics Engineering?”

Manoj B S on October 27th, 2009 at 10:21 pm

You’d be better to approach the lecturers/researchers at Clark, or just ask some of the people there (perhaps post grad’s if there are any around that you can find).
Lenny on October 27th, 2009 at 10:35 pm

Difficulty is a relative measure. There is absolutely no single most difficult problem. However, there may be many interesting or challenging problems in electronics or for that matter in any engineering area. Such challenging problems can include the following: (i) miniaturization of Integrated Circuits, (ii) chip design considering the performance and energy consumption tradeoff (especially handling overheating), (iii) integration of electronics to biological systems, (iv) energy-free operation of electronic devices, (v) spintronics, (vi) quantom electronics, etc.. This list can probably be very long.
Good luck
Villhelm on October 27th, 2009 at 10:53 pm

To be, or not to be?