1. You can look up a symbol and click on ![]() 2. You can use it as an electronics text book. Start at the first symbol and work your way through. 3. You can use it as a back-up. Go to our BASIC ELECTRONICS COURSE. You start with the Light emitting Diode (LED). This is a very good starting-point (using a common component without the boredom of dreary basics). The LED is one of the most useful components in electronics and it needs skill to drive it correctly. As you learn about its operation, you are introduced to lots of other components and that's how you are brought into the world of electronics. Look up the components in the Library as you come across them, and everything will come together.
This is "crunch" time. If you don't understand a component, the whole operation of the project may be lost. That's why we have made the Library so complete. Talking Electronics website is enormous and it will take a long time to cover everything. Click HERE to bookmark the Circuit Symbols Library and use it as a hub to learning. Colin Mitchell Talking Electronics.
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