Sceadwian
Banned
Umm for electron theory... That's kind of complex it requires general physics knowledge, so that's where you should start in basic physics.
Brian Greene - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Brian Greene has written some absolutely fantastic books, but they're far more general than electron theory. Basic understanding of semi-conducto and atomic physics would help
SCIENCE HOBBYIST: how transistor works, an alternate viewpoint
Was a favorite page of mine for learning what a semiconductor was and how transistors worked.
Inductors themselves rely on the electric and magnetic fields, and that particular complex interaction is still a bit of a black art to me, I haven't really wrapped my understanding in how they're interrelated yet.
There is unfortunately a glut of information on the Internet, good sources especially for simple things are hard to find. Unfortunately understanding only comes with time and a lot of different sources. When I'm old and grey and retired I'll write a nice concise book =)
Brian Greene - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Brian Greene has written some absolutely fantastic books, but they're far more general than electron theory. Basic understanding of semi-conducto and atomic physics would help
SCIENCE HOBBYIST: how transistor works, an alternate viewpoint
Was a favorite page of mine for learning what a semiconductor was and how transistors worked.
Inductors themselves rely on the electric and magnetic fields, and that particular complex interaction is still a bit of a black art to me, I haven't really wrapped my understanding in how they're interrelated yet.
There is unfortunately a glut of information on the Internet, good sources especially for simple things are hard to find. Unfortunately understanding only comes with time and a lot of different sources. When I'm old and grey and retired I'll write a nice concise book =)
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