2. Academic conferences: These conferences usually release the latest research results and technical progress. For example, International Conference on Solid State Circuits (ISSCC), International Conference on Electronic Equipment (IEDM) and International Conference on Electronic Components (ICES).
3. Library: University libraries usually have a large number of professional books and periodicals, which is an important way to obtain reference materials. In addition, some libraries also provide online database services, such as IEEEXplore and ACMDigitalLibrary.
4. Network resources: There are a large number of academic papers and research reports on the Internet, which can be searched through platforms such as GoogleScholar and arXiv. In addition, some professional technical forums and communities, such as EDA forums and electronic engineering forums, are also good places to get reference.
5. Tutors and classmates: The research direction of tutors and classmates may be related to your project, and their bibliography may be helpful to you.
6. Patent database: Patent databases such as USPTO and EPO can provide the latest technological development and innovative ideas.
7. Enterprise reports: Some large enterprises and research institutions will publish their own research reports, which usually contain the latest product information and technical trends.
8. Academic search engines: such as WebofScience, Scopus, etc. , you can search academic papers and patents around the world.
9. Open access to resources: PLOSONE, BioMedCentral and other open access journals can obtain a large number of academic papers for free.