Struggling with circuit problem-solving and finding good learning resources

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Hello all,
I was dreadful at circuits and am now suffering in Electronics. It is almost as though I have trouble looking at them from the perspective of what I have to do when presented with a problem. I sort of freeze. It doesn't help that my professor is conversational in tone without a lot of organization of the material. My book is dense and also very tangential. Any recommendations for other books or study methods? Your insights would be appreciated.
 

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andryd9 said:
other books

Which book are you using now? (so people don't waste time recommending it)
 
Microelectronics by Neamen
 
I'm using the same book for my electronics course. I'm currently in the first "half" of the book.

Is it the electronics material that's giving you issues, or is it basic circuit theory that's giving you struggle? Basically, do you understand KVL and KCL, and how to apply them?

I can send you some of my course notes if that would help at all.
 
snowman_ said:
I'm using the same book for my electronics course. I'm currently in the first "half" of the book.

Is it the electronics material that's giving you issues, or is it basic circuit theory that's giving you struggle? Basically, do you understand KVL and KCL, and how to apply them?

I can send you some of my course notes if that would help at all.
Hi Snowman,
I think it is probably a bit of both. You have made me think. Perhaps I'll start reviewing basic circuit theory.
 
hello guys I my point view don't stop with theoretical try to match the theory value with practical value.