Hello, i'm Fauzan. study engineering electronic. Hope you guys can guide me.

Welcome to AAC.
Where would you like to go?

 

you mean?

 

No, I am not mean. I am a very kind person. I have 2500 likes.

 

Hahaha,
i actually want to continue my study at MIT hopefully. This is my target.

 

I'm a first year ece student at Mumbai university currently looking for the subject of interest in ece......

 

I was previously an electronic/hydraulic mechanic in the Army. Now I am a tinkerer of all things. Inventor/project starter and aspiring project finisher.

 

I was previously an electronic/hydraulic mechanic in the Army...

Thank you (and all active, inactive, and retired military members) for your service.

 

Hello everyone! I am a recently graduated electrical engineer in Dallas, TX. I enjoy tinkering with electronics to make it practical.

 

I enjoy tinkering with electronics to make it practical.

Are you suggesting that, in the absence of tinkering, electronics is impractical?

 

Briefly tell who you are. h34r:

I'm a senior student studying EE at UC Berkeley, specifically analog circuit design. B)

I am Suresh from India. Degree in electronics & telecommunication

 

Hello,

Welcome, but did you read this?
http://forum.allaboutcircuits.com/threads/for-the-new-members.101970/

It contains also a link with info on your email adress

Bertus

 

Can anyone tell me about FET ( Field Effect Transistor)?
I can't understand it.

 

Start a query in the General Electronics chat. This is the wrong place for that question.

 

I am Shabir Ahmed Khan i recently Finished my BS in Electronics Engineering From BUITEMS
I like To make my own Designs of electronics Circuits

 

I'm a recently retired (Army and DOD Civilian) who lives in FLA.
I'm rekindling my interest in electronics, mostly hobby and some repairs. I used to build Heathkits and test equipment. I still have some from an NRI course I took back in the 80s.

For kicks I just purchased a Velleman LAB2U all in one with an Oscilloscope/Generator/DC Pwr Sply. I have analog and digital multimeters. In fact, for hobby work I have an Elenco analog meter to build in a kit form. I have good results with other stuff from them in years past.

I just got an old RCA Volt Ohmyst meter going again, weighs over six pounds and takes 20 minutes to warm up (tubes). So besides some Blinky Light kits I've been building, I don't know where I'll go next with my interest. I have noticed a marked decrease in companies offering quality kits to build. Some stuff still out there, but not like it was.

At any rate, I'm sure I'll enjoy this forum with folks a lot more knowledgeable in electronics than I participating.

 

Software weenie by day, analog electronic experimenter by night. Interested in quantum events, true random number generation, retrocausality, virtual particles, zero point energy, quantum vacuum. You know. The usual.

 

Let me look up some of that stuff you mentioned. Can you dumb it down to my level, I ain't no Carl Sagan.

Welcome, I'm a new member as of today myself.

 

Measurement, signals, radioactivity, data acquisition and analysis, electro-optics, p-n junction noise,cosmic rays, muons, gamma radiation all in the context of semiconductors. Linux. I am currently utilizing op amps. Definitely NOT an EE. Hobby projects. Low $.

 

Let me look up some of that stuff you mentioned. Can you dumb it down to my level, I ain't no Carl Sagan.

Welcome, I'm a new member as of today myself.

This is the last circuit I built with a couple of mods: http://www.edn.com/design/analog/4420926/White-noise-source-flat-from-1Hz-to-100kHz

I used a TL072 I had laying around. An hp block type ac/ 18 V dc power adapter. Smooth. I did the virtual ground thing with it and it is extremely clean and stable. I used an avalanche diode with a 12.5 V breakdown voltage and an extremely sharp knee. I output bias coax to a sound card and log via Audacity at 24-bit with a sample rate off 22.5k. I work exclusively < 50khz in my projects. I have been building lately on TI's OPAMPEVM-PDIP general purpose op amp project PCB's. Testing pn reverse bias transistor noise and signals as well.

 

I'm just a guy in my mid years with time to explore my interest (elec,mech,auto,etc) and learn.