Terrible website structure, forces you to click and load new pages for every concept, no download option, no see "all in one page" option. Lots of screen area waste.
A Summary of Electronics
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#12Nice work. Need a
a little more work on the website.
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#13Nice work. Need a a little more work on the website.
The website is fine, it's simple, legible, responsive, lightweight and does not distract from the content...
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#16Terrible website structure, forces you to click and load new pages for every concept, no download option, no see "all in one page" option. Lots of screen area waste.
Have you made any public contributions we can critique?
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#17Hmm, while the website seems quite beautifully designed, the introduction is quite rudimentary. I don't think you'd be able to figure out how a circuit works just by reading this.
It's perfectly fine. People have to start somewhere. That summary could be someone's ticket to getting started.
Electronics is such a huge and overwhelming topic. Where is one supposed start? Maxwell's equations? Energy Band theory? Maybe for some, but differently prepared folks need different approaches for starting to learn something that is new to them.
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#18The Art of Electronics, by Paul Horowitz and Winfield Hill is the way to go. It’s over 1000 pages and has an additional exercise book, but at the end one has some basic understanding what’s really going on.
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#19The Art of Electronics, by Paul Horowitz and Winfield Hill is the way to go. It’s over 1000 pages and has an additional exercise book, but at the end one has some basic understanding what’s really going on.
AoE is an outstanding text, I learned a lot from it, but it's not for everyone. It's optimal, IMHO, for STEM undergrads coming from outside of EE. For EE's it's too broad and shallow of a survey, for casual hobbyists just starting out it's too technical.
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#20The Art of Electronics, by Paul Horowitz and Winfield Hill is the way to go. It’s over 1000 pages and has an additional exercise book, but at the end one has some basic understanding what’s really going on.
Analog Devices also has a big, free, really high quality electronics course on their wiki.