Welcome to Electronic Designworks!

Electronic Designworks specializes in FPGA Design, IP Design, Product Design, Prototype Design, Board Design, Circuit Design, Automation, Software Development and Application Software Development.

We also specialize in software design and development, our design teams are expert in C++, VC++, Ada (for embedded application), Visual basic, C, VHDL (for FPGA implementation) and assembly language programming for micro-controllers.

We develop application for both Linux and Windows platforms. Feel free to contact us to get free quotations for any design and services related queries.

This site is also an opportunity for us to give electronics understanding and knowledge back to the community. It is an attempt to make electronics simple and present it in most practical manner for people interested in this field.
Electronics is an interesting subject, but before you can really make use of it, you should have a good understanding of basic electronics. Hence, In this section we have tried to cover basic but important components generally used in electronics. If you are interested in electronics and want to learn how electronics ticks, then this is the section to start (basic electronics).
Next, when you are familiar with components lets play with them and construct some small gadgets in the Circuits section. These are small circuit projects but really serve as great learning aids. Believe me, it is a unique pleasure seeing your own circuit working!
This section is an entry to today's electronics! Yes Digital Electronics.., Today almost all devices use digital electronics. But how do these devices work? Well, we won't be able to cover the working of all devices, but we will cover the concepts on which these devices work. Understanding digital electronics will open new doors of creativity for you.
Advanced Digital electronics, this section is of today's electronics, where large complex systems are being designed and implemented. Today electronics applications and designs have become quite complex and are now being designed using Hardware Descriptive Languages. This section sheds some light on how to code and design using Hardware Descriptive Language. Here we will design and code a small project byte counter in VHDL from scratch.
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