EEVblog Fundamentals Friday
by David L. Jones · EEVblog
Dave Jones, a practicing electronics design engineer, works through core building blocks on a real bench: voltage dividers, capacitors, reactance, op-amp configurations, and oscilloscope technique. Shows the measurement and debugging habits textbooks describe but rarely demonstrate.
More resources on Circuit Building
electronics-tutorials.ws
Electronics-Tutorials.ws is a free online resource offering step-by-step tutorials on basic and advanced electronics, with clear explanations, diagrams, and practical circuits. Topics include fundamental concepts (Ohm's Law, circuit theory), electronic components (resistors, capacitors, diodes, transistors), and hands-on sections on amplifiers, filters, and other common circuits.
Introduction to Electronics
This course introduces students to the basic components of electronics: diodes, transistors, and op amps. It covers the basic operation and some common applications.
falstad.com/circuit
An interactive browser-based circuit simulator for learning electronics, letting you build and simulate circuits in real time. It offers numerous example circuits, a wide range of components, and visualization tools (voltage/current graphs, scopes) to explore circuit behavior and learn circuit analysis.
allaboutcircuits.com
All About Circuits is an electronics education site offering tutorials, reference articles, and practical projects on circuit theory and design. It also hosts a comprehensive component library and an active forum for help and discussions.
Building a Breadboard Computer
Build your own 8-bit computer from scratch! Learn circuit-building with Ben Eater's comprehensive breadboard computer course.
Khan Academy Electrical Engineering
Interactive free lessons on circuits, ideal for beginners; mentioned in practitioner threads