Fundamentals of Electronics sites

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Discussion Overview

The discussion revolves around seeking resources and websites to aid in understanding the Fundamentals of Electronics, specifically focusing on topics such as Clippers and Clampers. Participants share various online resources and recommendations for tutorials suitable for beginners.

Discussion Character

  • Exploratory
  • Technical explanation
  • Homework-related

Main Points Raised

  • One participant requests suggestions for websites that provide tutorials on Fundamentals of Electronics, particularly on Clippers and Clampers.
  • Another participant shares links to NEETS and DMOZ as potential resources for electronics tutorials.
  • A third participant recommends their own site, EE HomePage.com, which offers reference materials for various levels of electronics education and invites feedback on its usefulness.
  • Additionally, a participant mentions a book, "The Art of Electronics," as a frequently recommended resource, although they have not read it yet.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants provide various resources and recommendations, but there is no consensus on a single best resource. Multiple views on useful materials remain present.

Contextual Notes

Some resources may vary in depth and applicability depending on the user's prior knowledge and specific needs in the subject area.

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hi! we are currently taking up our Fundamentals of Electronics subject
and i just want to ask you guys if you know some websites that would help me understand more the Fundamentals of Electronics.

Is there any tutorial site that you can suggest to a newbie like me? Right now we're on our Clippers and Clampers topic so it would be much better if that site includes those topics. thanks a bunch! :smile:
 
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E.E. Tutorial Site - EE HomePage.com

I maintain a site at http://www.eehomepage.com which is targeted at practicing engineers, educators and students. It's got reference materials at levels from 1st year university to graduate level. You might start with the "References" page. Sort by "type" to break things down into books, tutorials, web-sites, etc. There is also a keyword-based index that I find useful. You might checkout the "all About Circuits" Web-site listed on the references page.

I'd be interested to get your feedback once you've tried the site. Click on the "Contact Us" button on any of the pages to reach me.

Mike Stanley
EE HomePage.com
http://www.eehomepage.com
 
If you are into books I know Berkeman always recommends "The Art of Electronics". I havn't read it myself yet, but I have ordered it because of how often he talks about it :p
 

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