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No.343
I'm looking forward to participate in this thread. I am a comp sci student and wanted to get more deeply into electrical engineering, but my exams are keeping me busy, so I can't start yet.
If you speak German I would recommend to you Elektronik-Fibel, which gives a brought oversight over the basics, with easy explanations and a bunch of visualizations. Otherwise, perhaps look into The Art of Electronics by Paul Horowitz. That's a book that was recommended to me, but I haven't bought it yet.
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No.344
https://www.toppr.com/guides/physics/electricity/ohms-law-and-resistance/Start here lads, get some batteries, 3 cheap small lightbulbs preferably incandescent because the output from them is proportional to the input and replicate the two circuits here
I can get youse up to flip flops gates at least
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No.345
>>344Oh yeah you'll want a few copper wires as well
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No.346
>>345Feel free to ask questions if you're stuck
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No.652
Electrical Engineering isn't what most people think of it anymore. Try to learn about digital design and learn a HDL like Verilog or VHDL. Buy a cheap FPGA board and tinker with it by writing designs for it.
You can dowload vivado from Xilinx for free if you take an older version.
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No.7897
>>7896Philippines technological hyperpower by 2030
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No.7944
Engineering seems all well structured and organized on the outside but internally it is literally a chaotic clown show. try doing something like building a shortwave radio from scratch without descending into madness trying to pick your transistors and biasing them correctly. Literally nobody knows how to do anything because of intellectual property. All the corporations gatekeep even the most basic fundamental knowledge on how to make real commodities so that to only way to learn without them is lots of money and guess and check.
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No.7965
>>7944sounds like open hardware would really benefit alot?
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No.7966
>>7965but that would take effort n shit
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No.9072
Electroboom is unironically a good channel
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No.9073
>>7896Can you convert this hypercringe to webm next time
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No.9083
Join a ham radio club OP. Lots of people will help you learn. There is a strong DIY ethos in the community and people love sharing their plans.
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No.9095
>>9073Electrikid
SEETHING at the
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No.9103
>>9095>36 Mbthought it would be smaller