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1. www.open.edu › openlearn › science-maths-technologyAn introduction to electronics | OpenLearn - Open University

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   Jun 28, 2017 · Using an interactive website, videos, and easy-to-use electronic circuit design and simulation software, this free course, An introduction to electronics, will show how electronic devices and systems pervade everything we do, and teach some of the basic ideas.

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3. www.ee.iitb.ac.in › ~dghosh › basicElectronicsAn Introduction to Basic Electronics - IIT Bombay

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   An Introduction to Basic Electronics. Basic Electronic Devices. There are three basic devices which shape up the working and design of all electronic circuits. They are: Resistor- A resistor works as per Ohm’s Law. If V is the voltage across the resistor, I is the current through it and R is the resistance value, then V = IR.

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4. courses.grainger.illinois.edu › ece110 › sp2016Lecture 1: ECE110 Introduction to Electronics

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   with a focus on electronics You will: • measure and model electrical devices • analyze electrical circuits • construct electrical systems • design a control system for your own autonomous vehicle The laboratory provides a hands-on opportunity to showcase your skills!

5. www.open.edu › openlearn › science-maths-technologyAn introduction to electronics - OpenLearn

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   Using a variety of teaching material, including videos, self-assessment questions (SAQs) and interactive activities, this free course will show you how electronic devices and systems pervade everything we do, and explain some of the fundamental ideas underlying their operation.

6. spie.org › samples › TT107Chapter 1 Introduction to Electronics - SPIE

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   Introduction to Electronics. Electronics is about manipulating electricity to accomplish a particular task and is very much a hands-on endeavor. Since the result of building electronic circuits is usually a device that performs a task, this hands-on aspect should be self-evident.

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7. assets.cambridge.org › 9781316632932_excerptIntroduction to Electronics: Basic Ideas

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   Electronics, evolved from the word ‘electron’ (a sub-atomic particle carrying negative charge), is the branch of science and engineering dealing with the study, design and use of devices that depend on the conduction of electricity through vacuum, gas or semiconductor, contributed by the transport phenomenon of the electrons.

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   What is an introduction to electronics?

   • Using an interactive website, videos, and easy-to-use electronic circuit design and simulation software, this free course, An introduction to electronics, will show how electronic devices and systems pervade everything we do, and teach some of the basic ideas. After studying this course, you should be able to:

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   What are the three basic devices used in electronic circuits?

   • There are three basic devices which shape up the working and design of all electronic circuits. They are: Resistor- A resistor works as per Ohm’s Law. If V is the voltage across the resistor, I is the current through it and R is the resistance value, then V = IR. Capacitor- A capacitor is used to store energy in its electric field.

   An Introduction to Basic Electronics - IIT Bombay

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   What is electronic engineering?

   • Electronics, evolved from the word ‘electron’ (a sub-atomic particle carrying negative charge), is the branch of science and engineering dealing with the study, design and use of devices that depend on the conduction of electricity through vacuum, gas or semiconductor, contributed by the transport phenomenon of the electrons.

   Introduction to Electronics: Basic Ideas - Cambridge University Press

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   Why is building electronic circuits so important?

   • Since the result of building electronic circuits is usually a device that performs a task, this hands-on aspect should be self-evident. What is often obscured in the study of electronics is that even the most complicated electronic device is made up of many smaller and simpler circuits and components.

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   How do you understand electronics?

   • The first thing to tackle in the road to understanding electronics is to wrap our minds around what electricity is and how it works. The way that electricity works is very peculiar and unintuitive. We are used to dealing with the world in terms of physical objects—desks, chairs, baseballs, and so on.

   Electronics for Beginners - Springer

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   What is a good book to learn about electronics?

   • For direct work in electronics, check out Craig Anderton’s classic, Electronic Projects for Musicians, or, if you can find a copy, Nicholas Boscorelli’s The Stomp Box Cookbook. Ray Wilson’s Make: Analog Synthesizers is also good. If you want to learn more about electric motors and devices that move, there are a lot of options as well.

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9. link.springer.com › content › pdfElectronics for Beginners - Springer

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   Electronics for Beginners A Practical Introduction to Schematics, Circuits, and Microcontrollers — Jonathan Bartlett