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Технически университет - София

Abstract: The article examines the applicability of modern open-source software products in the education of students in courses related to analysis and design of analog and mixed-signal circuits. The study considers an interactive demonstration of the operational principle of basic analog and mixed-signal circuits, including possibilities for solving specific optimization tasks through open-source software products. The considered possibilities are confirmed by specific practical educational examples.

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