I am pretty new to the deep study of electronics and I find a lot of people complaining about math. They say things like this book is great! it is low on math. What I keep finding is project books that dont show ANY math. Or text books that are all math and no practicality.
I am looking for the bridge that can help me keep going strong. The truth is I never had a Trig Calc or Physics class, but I thoroughly enjoy learning math. I am not afraid of it. I just learned the unit circle the other day and memorized it
I think maybe I need a really good lab manual that shows good test with function generator and oscilloscope. I am in the chapter of capacitance and reactance Xc and really I am in desperate need of some actual testing and lab work.
I cant wait for the day that I can understand the math behind a astable multivibrator and calculate one for myself.
I am using
-Grob Basic Electronics (8th edition)
-Malvino Electronic Principals (6th edition) (I wanted to start this after I got all the basics of caps resisters series and parallel calculating)
I have a
-25Mhz Digital 2 channel scope
-0.2 to 2MHz Function Generator
-Power Supply with 3.3 +-5 and +-12
-DMM Fluke 83 III
-Breadboard and lots of parts and wires.
where are the good labs?
I am looking for the bridge that can help me keep going strong. The truth is I never had a Trig Calc or Physics class, but I thoroughly enjoy learning math. I am not afraid of it. I just learned the unit circle the other day and memorized it
I think maybe I need a really good lab manual that shows good test with function generator and oscilloscope. I am in the chapter of capacitance and reactance Xc and really I am in desperate need of some actual testing and lab work.
I cant wait for the day that I can understand the math behind a astable multivibrator and calculate one for myself.
I am using
-Grob Basic Electronics (8th edition)
-Malvino Electronic Principals (6th edition) (I wanted to start this after I got all the basics of caps resisters series and parallel calculating)
I have a
-25Mhz Digital 2 channel scope
-0.2 to 2MHz Function Generator
-Power Supply with 3.3 +-5 and +-12
-DMM Fluke 83 III
-Breadboard and lots of parts and wires.
where are the good labs?