Learning Electronics

[jes1510]

I ran across this link tonight and thought it might be helpful to some here. It is basically an online electronics course. I haven't gone through it but it looks like it might be useful on the surface.

http://electronics.wisc-online.com/

[4mem8]

It's not to bad jes1510, Has most of what you want to know.

[Adrenalynn]

I'd plus-rep for that, but I need to "spread it around" - I sent rep your way not too long ago. I have a long memory though.

[Alex]

Thanks for the link Jes! Be sure to add it to the Links Directory:

http://forums.trossenrobotics.com/links

[Rudolph]

Like I didn't have enough reading to do already... Thanks alot...

[devilDroid]

I ran across this link tonight and thought it might be helpful to some here. It is basically an online electronics course. I haven't gone through it but it looks like it might be useful on the surface.

http://electronics.wisc-online.com/

Oh hell yeah. Just what I've been looking for. I love it when information is accurate, abundant, and free.

[jes1510]

I added it to the link list. I'm glad it could be useful.

[sthmck]

I just looked at the absolute encoder thing, and discovered that gray's code is used. Thought that was funny because I just learned about that in math a week or two ago.

[No0bert]

Of course... the only section missing is the "Robotics" one...

[ScuD]

That's because robotics isn't a subtree of electronics, it's more the other way around