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I found LLMs circa 4 months ago to be decent at textbook-style electronics, but they choke at anything nontrivial. They approach things like someone that knows the undergrad and grad textbooks, but has absolutely zero experience. No ability to answer questions such as "is this adequate", "do I need a LPF here", "how do I kill resonance without increasing impedance", etc.

I'm guessing that this is due to a lack of RL and data.

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Old textbooks. They love 741 op-amps, etc.

There is always a better choice than a 741 for new designs, but somehow people still use those things too.

That pig can hardly dance...



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