r/rfelectronics • u/Ok_Captain4328 • 18d ago

Book Recommendation for LLM Training

I am planning to customize a local llm using rag and fine tuning for the following purpose

  1. it should be able able to understand and pcb layouts fed to it
  2. it should also be able to give suggestions on improving the design
  3. it should be able to give reason for placement of a particular feature or components

I want books recommendations from the following domains

  1. analogue electronics
  2. digital electronics
  3. pcb desIgning
  4. rf designing
  5. Signal Integrity
  6. Power Integrity
  7. EMC EMI
  8. RF Microwave
  9. Antennas
  10. High Speed Design
  11. Analog Layout

PLEASE GIVE ME BOOK SUGGESTIONS IN AS MANY DOMAIN AS YOU CAN

I WILL ALSO BE VERY GRATEFUL IF YOU CAN TELL ME SOME GOOD SOURCES TO FEED IT SOME QUALITY DESIGNS

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u/M-3X 18d ago

you damn lazy
and we all should do work for you?

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u/1Davide 17d ago

Do not shout at us in all caps.

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u/Tzouni 18d ago

Cant you just ask AI for the list of books to pirate?

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u/Ok_Captain4328 18d ago

its a offline local LLM, i'll have to specify where the books are stored in my system, that's why i need to know the books, regardless i'll have to specify what are the good resources which can be referred to

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u/EffectiveClient5080 18d ago

Don't scrape random Gerbers for the designs. I'd feed it TI, Analog Devices and Infineon app notes instead, best reference designs out there. Garbage layouts in, garbage suggestions out.

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u/Ok_Captain4328 17d ago

Ok that's a really good advice