diablo39
Newbie level 4
i have reviewed some subjects from uni course in electrical engineering, after some years of completing, what i found was that i easily understand digital, software, microprocessor, instrumentation and fairly understood control engineering.
But i still really struggle with anologue electronics, but i now wish to understand better from bottom up, and i have been using proteus to simulate circuits and try design circuits with some succes and some failures. i want to get simple lab together and do some actual experiments to better understand how circuits work and how individual component effect circuits. i do sometimes find proteus very good, but unsure. i wish to be able to look at circuit and have some intuition how that circuit works instead just knowing the maths and analtytical theaory behind the design.
so my questions are.
does anyone have any experceince of this and how did they go about it.
were should i start with learning analogue elctronics what subjects are most relevant for this current date.
also another question seperate to this i have reviewed common emitter ampifiler design and feel i have better understanding just in theory, but looking at one tutorial when come to the end of the subject it suggested that common emitter is hard to design in that when built it seldom works as you wish, also
the suggestion was that universities colleges spend alot time on this subject as so student can better understand how transistor works, and that these ampilfers are hardly used in designs, and that ampilfers are rarely designed with discerete components, and that op amp was mainly used now in indrustry and comercail electronics, just wondering how true this is.
But i still really struggle with anologue electronics, but i now wish to understand better from bottom up, and i have been using proteus to simulate circuits and try design circuits with some succes and some failures. i want to get simple lab together and do some actual experiments to better understand how circuits work and how individual component effect circuits. i do sometimes find proteus very good, but unsure. i wish to be able to look at circuit and have some intuition how that circuit works instead just knowing the maths and analtytical theaory behind the design.
so my questions are.
does anyone have any experceince of this and how did they go about it.
were should i start with learning analogue elctronics what subjects are most relevant for this current date.
also another question seperate to this i have reviewed common emitter ampifiler design and feel i have better understanding just in theory, but looking at one tutorial when come to the end of the subject it suggested that common emitter is hard to design in that when built it seldom works as you wish, also
the suggestion was that universities colleges spend alot time on this subject as so student can better understand how transistor works, and that these ampilfers are hardly used in designs, and that ampilfers are rarely designed with discerete components, and that op amp was mainly used now in indrustry and comercail electronics, just wondering how true this is.