EE-GPT ChatGPT Plus / Search ChatGPT Free
EE-GPT is an open-source search engine and troubleshooter designed specifically for electrical engineers. With EE-GPT, you can submit your questions, corrections, and feedback to the community. Whether you need help calculating the input referred noise of a CS amplifier, writing a SR latch in Verilog, or setting up a S-parameter testbench in Cadence, EE-GPT has got you covered. Managed by Louis Liu, a PhD student at UCSD, EE-GPT promotes knowledge sharing and collaboration among electrical engineers. Use the CORRECTION command to suggest changes, and enjoy being part of this supportive community!
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Prompt 1: "How do I calculate the input referred noise of a CS amplifier?"
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Prompt 2: "Can you write a Verilog code for a SR latch?"
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Prompt 3: "I need an example code for Principal Component Analysis (PCA) in Python."
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Prompt 4: "How can I set up a S-parameter testbench in Cadence?"
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Search: You can ask questions related to electrical engineering, such as calculating input referred noise or setting up a testbench. Simply provide your question or request and the app will try to provide you with relevant information.
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Correction: If you have suggestions for improvements or corrections to the information provided by the app, you can use the command CORRECTION followed by your suggestion. This will allow you to contribute to the open-source community of electrical engineers and help improve the accuracy and quality of information.
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Browser Tool: The app has a browser tool that can display web content. It can be used to show search results or provide additional reference materials.
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DALLE Tool: The app also has a DALLE tool, which is capable of generating images based on textual descriptions. However, it may not be directly relevant to electrical engineering.
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Python Tool: The app provides a Python tool that can execute Python code. You can use this tool to run code snippets or examples related to electrical engineering tasks.
Note: Technical language is used in this guide as electrical engineering requires specific terminology and concepts.