Andrew Carter's Blog - A Great Beginner's Resource

 

single-resistor-1319476226.jpg\Andrew Carter has a great series of blog articles covering the basics and not-so-basics of electronics components on the EEWeb site.  EEWeb is a great resource and worth checking out.

Andrew's articles so far include:

These short articles are definitely worth reviewing.  You might be surprised at what you'll learn.

Be sure to keep an eye on Andrew's posts.  I suspect many more winners are on the way.

 

 Updated List as of 27 December 2011

Here's a list of current blog topics.   Rather than spending an hour entering links to each section, follow the general link below.

  • Resistance, Resistors and Ohm’s Law
  • Capacitor Basics
  • Introduction to Carbon Composition Resistors
  • Overview of the Film Type Resistors
  • Get To Know the Wirewound Type Resistors
  • How to Read Resistor Color Coding Scheme
  • Capacitors in Series
  • Capacitors in Parallel
  • Resistor Values Calculation
  • Series Combination of Resistors
  • Dealing with Surface Mount Resistors
  • Learning About Resistors in Parallel
  • Know More about Voltage Divider Circuits
  • Series-Parallel Combinations of Resistors
  • A Look at the Power Rating of Resistors
  • Getting To Know the Potential Difference
  • Behavior of Resistors in AC Circuits
  • Identifying the Characteristics of Capacitors
  • Let’s Talk About Capacitance and Charge
  • Parallel Connections of Capacitors
  • Characteristics of Inductors
  • Studying the Color Codes of Capacitors
  • Getting Familiar with Capacitors
  • What’s More Inside A Capacitor
  • Capacitor Types
  • Series Connections of Capacitors
  • How Capacitors Behave in AC Circuits
  • Choosing the Type of Inductor
  • Inductance, Power and Energy of an Inductor
  • The Basics of Inductor
  • More of Self Inductance and Mutual Inductance
  • Series Connection of Inductors
  • Parallel Connection of Inductors
  • Inductive Reactance
  • RL Circuits
  • The Basics of Semiconductors
  • Describing the P-N Junction
  • Introduction to Diodes
  • Types of Diodes

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