Where can I find resources for studying circuit problems?

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For studying circuit problems, several users recommend the website All About Circuits, which offers a range of resources including an online e-book. The discussion highlights that forums related to engineering often contain valuable problems and solutions. Participants emphasize the importance of these resources for last-minute studying, especially before finals. The consensus is that All About Circuits is particularly useful for beginners. Utilizing these online tools can significantly aid in understanding circuit concepts.
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Does anyone know a good websites to help with circuit problems and stuff? i have a final tomorrow that has a majority or problems on this and it was last semester and i don't remember much :P
 
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thatnewkid said:
Does anyone know a good websites to help with circuit problems and stuff? i have a final tomorrow that has a majority or problems on this and it was last semester and i don't remember much :P

You can find plenty of problems by searching through the forums on the topic you are interested in.

Circuits problems are usually more so in the engineering section though.

If not, this site contains an online E-book that spans numerous topics,

http://www.allaboutcircuits.com/"

Good luck!
 
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Yeah, I was going to suggest allaboutcircuits too, they've got good beginner stuff.
 

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