Hi, I am hoping to learn a bit more about electronics engineering. I'd like to hear any recommendations of free electronics (or programming) courses. Any ideas? I know most things up to ohms law and a little more (which really isn't much!), but it isn't bad to review it! Thanks in advance.

I don't know much about on line courses so mush but the Khan Academy site is apparently decent. A quick search finds this, but just enter electronic Engineering as a search parameter on that site. A good reference book is The Art of Electronics Horowitz and Hill [image] The Art of Electronics The Art of Electronics, by Paul Horowitz and Winfield Hill, is a popular reference textbook dealing with analog and digital electronics. The first edition was published in 1980,: xxiii and the 1989 second edition has been regularly reprinted. The third edition was published on April 9, 2015. The author is accepting reports of errata and publishing them, to be corrected in future revisions. The book covers many areas of circuit design, from basic DC voltage, current, and resistance, to active...

Best :thinking: That is so subjective. Look at YouTube. Google will help. Example How to Read a Schematic - SparkFun Learn Go thru this tread, different levels of complexity: [image] Share tips you have come across General Electronics Arduino links of interest. How to use this forum: Example sketches: https://docs.arduino.cc/built-in-examples/ Getting started: https://www.arduino.cc/en/Guide https://docs.arduino.cc/learn/ Basics of C++ on an Arduino Arduino Programming Course Programming course Listing of downloadable 'Arduino PDFs' : Either Google >>>- - - - > arduino filetype: pdf Or click the link immediately below: 100s of PDFs for Arduino [Arduino MASTERCLASS | What can Arduino do? PART …

Dave Jones, who runs the popular, professional EEVBlog, has produced a good series of instructive Youtube videos. This resistor problem is fun.

[image] robotmanie: Any ideas? Yes. You could do some nice projects for your hobby, like model railways or others.

Try applying for a scholarship in electronic engineering. Sometimes local community colleges are tuition free if you have certain qualifications.

Dave Jones. The high-timbered voice and every sentence ending with the uptick - pure torture.

Thanks to all of you for replying! I appreciate it greatly. I will look in to those tutorials. I'm not sure what you mean exactly, gilshultz, could you explain a little maybe? Thanks again!

I like Electronics Tutorials: https://www.electronics-tutorials.ws/ A little technical for "beginner" but a lot of good information for a more serious hobbyist.

Hi, thanks for your suggestions. I am currently using Khan Academy, and I like it. Ladatev, is this book you mentioned available on internet? And thanks, robertenc, I will look into that link. May God bless you all!

That book is not for beginners.

The Art of Electronics is available on line and is one of our recommended book for students. It takes you progressively through different aspects of electronics and is intended as a reference book to go alongside other ways of learning. Khan Academy and other types of on line learning are decent, however a good reference book can be worth its weight when it comes to either aide memoir or further studying.

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