I was thinking about posting a tutorial, but I wanted to post one on something most people on this site aren't already experts at. So I came up with this idea : How useful would a series of tutorials on basic/intermediate electronics be to you?
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I was thinking about posting a tutorial, but I wanted to post one on something most people on this site aren't already experts at. So I came up with this idea : How useful would a series of tutorials on basic/intermediate electronics be to you?
Sounds cool. Im sure that would help alot of people. Good idea!!!
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computer science students have a subject on basic electronics and advance electronics
in which my school days bored me of the subject. but, if you make your tutorials more
concise and easy to understand not to mention those basic 'logic gates' i am sure that
they would love binaries and will also speak 1 and 0's to understand the computer.
Sounds good to me, it will help me out.
I was thinking more analog electronics.Quote:
Originally posted by protocool
computer science students have a subject on basic electronics and advance electronics
in which my school days bored me of the subject. but, if you make your tutorials more
concise and easy to understand not to mention those basic 'logic gates' i am sure that
they would love binaries and will also speak 1 and 0's to understand the computer.
that will be a great idea man...good idea....but if u are starting the tutorial on electronics..then pls start it from very basics...because ..then only the new people to electronics..like me ..will be able to understand....
thanks....
yes...i was planning on starting with the basics. I took a two year course at ITT Tech in electronic engineering, so I plan on writing the tutorials in the order I learned it all.
That would be great! You could include the very basics of on off switches and how they combine to make the computer!