I'm a 3rd-year Electrical and Electronics Engineering student at Tel Aviv University.
I love building hardware systems, from high-frequency PCB design to CMOS logic simulation.
Currently learning and growing in analog/digital circuit design, VLSI, and embedded systems.
- Languages: C, C++, Python, MATLAB, Verilog, Assembly.
- Tools: Arduino IDE, OrCAD Capture, Cadence Virtuoso, EasyEDA, PSpice, ModelSim
- Technologies: I²C protocol, digital I/O (GPIO), real-time embedded logic, FSM design
- Hardware: Oscilloscopes, Logic Analyzers, Multimeters, PCB prototyping
- Other: Signal processing, circuit validation, hardware-based UX, test planning
Here are some selected academic and personal projects I've worked on:
Designed and simulated RF modules using OrCAD with lab validation using oscilloscopes and signal generators.
Designed CMOS gates and combinational logic in Cadence Virtuoso with LVS and DRC validation.
Designed and built a digital logic probe capable of identifying LOW, HIGH, or PWM signals on digital lines.
Utilized voltage reference dividers, comparators, and RC filtering to classify signals with LED feedback.
Simulated the analog behavior and implemented a compact PCB layout in EasyEDA.
Created an embedded system using Arduino Uno, LCD (I²C), and buzzer for stopwatch and countdown timer modes.
Features real-time control with button-based UX and state-machine logic.
- Email: asaf.alber@gmail.com
- LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/asafalber
I transitioned from leading over 100 employees at a telecom company to designing low-noise amplifiers in a lab.
Always pushing boundaries — from call centers to circuit boards.