Useful websites for electronics (Discontinued)

[Dave]

The on-line textbook here at All About Circuits is the main reason many people visit this website. What other websites have you come across on the web that provide free access to information and resources for electrical engineering and electronics?

A couple that I have come across in my time inlcude:

On-line textbook for Digital Signal Processing written by Steven Smith

Free introductory textbook for Physics - particularly useful for Electromagnetics theory

Share the sites that you have found useful.

Dave

[beenthere]

Hi Dave,

I ran across this site some time ago:http://www.du.edu/~etuttle/electron/elecindx.htm.

It has some good explanations of devices plus example circuits that can be useful for experimentation.

beenthere

[Dave]

Originally Posted by beenthere

Hi Dave,

I ran across this site some time ago:http://www.du.edu/~etuttle/electron/elecindx.htm.

It has some good explanations of devices plus example circuits that can be useful for experimentation.

beenthere

There is some detail on that site! Its interesting to see he recommends to standard texts that I stand by:

Art of Electronic by Horowitz and Hill

And

Microelectronic Circuits by Sedra and Smith

Another site I found very useful, particularly if you have the associated textbook (which incidently is quite expensive), but still there is plenty of good information for VLSI circuits and digital system design:

CMOS VLSI Design

Dave

[n9352527]

The Electricity and Magnetism section on HyperPhysics has quite extensive electronic references ranging from basic concepts to circuits theories.

eCircuit Center for SPICE related tutorials, experimentations, various circuit simulation examples and much much more.

[Dave]

Originally Posted by n9352527

eCircuit Center for SPICE related tutorials, experimentations, various circuit simulation examples and much much more.

Good stuff, it has a SPICE downloads section which is something I often get asked about - and I don't know what to recommend.

Keep them coming.

Dave

[beenthere]

Hi,

This site has a lot of information about ic's - the history and methodology of fabrication. Plus links to similar sites - http://www.icknowledge.com/index.html

[Dave]

Originally Posted by beenthere

Hi,

This site has a lot of information about ic's - the history and methodology of fabrication. Plus links to similar sites - http://www.icknowledge.com/index.html

Hi beenthere,

Ive merged this thread in with the useful websites thread so that we can keep it all in one place. Apologies of you would like to set this as a stand alone topic - if so, let me know and I'll un-merge it.

Dave

[Dave]

Other sites that I have used in the past:

On-line textbook about the design of CMOS VLSI System - very useful for general digital system design techniques.

How to Deisgn Programmes - An introduction to computing and programming - good general purpose reference text for programming of all varieties.

Dave

[Dave]

To add to this growing list, here is a page dedicated to many free e-books for download:

Free e-books at e-dsp

The list is subdivided into several topic areas including:

DSP
Electronics and RF
Electronic Programming
Programming (computer related)
Maths

I personally am very interested in looking at the Fundamentals of Image Processing e-book to see how relevant it is to modern image processing.

Dave

[Dave]

For those looking for schematics, there is a large database of schematics for a wide range of circuits and applications at Commlinx:

Commlinx - Circuit Schematics Database

Dave