Practical Electronics

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A Guide to Understanding and Creating Electronic Circuits.

The aim of this book is to teach you simple analogue and digital electronics at and practical level. For the in-depth theory of electronics, please read the Electronics Textbook. By the end of this book, you should be able to combine circuit elements to create more complex circuits, and have an understanding of how it works. To begin, you need just basic knowledge of high-school mathematics and physics, common tools and and piece of enthusiasm.

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Sections Chapters and subchapters (icons show the completion)

Beginning

How to begin? What I do need to have and know?


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  1. Tools
  2. Material

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Simple components

Introduction to linear, passive components and some circuit examples.


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  1. Parallel and Serial circuits
  2. Kirchhoff laws
  3. Short connection


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Semiconductor components

Nonlinear semiconductor components and examples of circuits, of course.


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Alternating current

Properties and circuits concerning the current varying in time


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  1. Types of Amplifiers
  2. Class
  3. Feedback
  4. Examples of circuits
  5. Integrated_Amplifiers

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  1. Astable multivibrator
  2. IO 555

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  1. LC oscillator
  2. RC oscillator
  3. Crystal_oscillator
  4. HF Oscillators





Integrated circuits

Work with obscure and mighty IC's


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[edit] Logic Families


Operating_amplifiers


AD_and_DA_Converters





Appendices

Useful info that didn't pass elsewhere


Where_to_get_info_about_a_component

  1. Resistors - colour strips
  2. Capacitors - number code
  3. Datasheets

Tables


*Common_Problems


[edit] further reading

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