Introduction to electronics
The introduction to electronics presented here is based on the assumption that those interested have a background in physics and mathematics at the high school level. It aims to provide information about the fundamental concepts and methods of the discipline and to learn the language of description (terminology is very important!).
Here is its content:
1. Models vs reality
2. Sources - types and characteristics
3. Main electronic components
4. Measurements and instruments
5. Connections
Here is its content:
1. Models vs reality
2. Sources - types and characteristics
3. Main electronic components
4. Measurements and instruments
5. Connections
Models vs reality
When describing the elements that make up electronic systems, it usually begins with presenting only their essential properties and parameters. Only at further stages of gaining knowledge, it will turn out to be insufficient to understand and describe the elements or systems, and therefore it will be necessary to expand the adopted models and introduce further parameters. This is illustrated by the content of the next point.