📚 Stan Gibilisco, Simon Monk - Teach Yourself Electricity and Electronics (7th Edition, 2022)

This fully updated guide offers practical, easy-to-follow instruction on electricity and electronics. The book features plain language explanations and step-by-step lessons that make it easy to understand the material quickly. Throughout, detailed illustrations and practical examples reinforce key concepts. This new edition brings the book up to date with modern electronics and places much more emphasis on the use of Integrated Circuits and practical electronics design.

This thoroughly revised seventh edition covers:
▫️ Direct current (DC) circuits
▫️ Electrical units
▫️ Resistors
▫️ Cells and batteries
▫️ Magnetism
▫️ Alternating current (AC) circuits
▫️ Inductors and capacitors
▫️ Phase
▫️ Inductive and capacitive reactance
▫️ Impedance and admittance
▫️ AC power and resonance
▫️ Digital circuits
▫️ Microcontrollers, including the Arduino
▫️ Transducers and sensors

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🔺 Basic electronics cheat sheet

A small A4-format cheat sheet with the most basic information from the electrical engineering course which includes basic electric components and formulas.

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📔 Electronic schematic cheat sheet

This cheat sheet would be very useful to those trying to study electronic components. It can be printed as a poster or as a classic A4 cheat sheet. Would be very useful for reading electric schematics.

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A DC power supply converts AC (alternating current) into stable DC (direct current) that electronic circuits can use. This process happens in three main stages: rectification, filtering, and regulation.
First, the AC input (for example, 120V, 60 Hz) enters the rectifier circuit. Here, a bridge rectifier made of four diodes (D1–D4) converts the sinusoidal AC waveform into pulsating DC. Instead of going positive and negative, the output now stays on one side of the axis, but it still has ripples.
Next, the smoothing circuit reduces these ripples.
Finally,
the regulator circuit provides a stable and fixed DC output. An IC like the LM78xx series maintains a constant voltage even if the input fluctuates or the load changes. Capacitors C3 and C4 improve stability and reduce noise at the input and output of the regulator.
The final output (Vout) is clean, steady DC voltage suitable for powering electronic devices, with the negative terminal connected to ground.
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