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What's your background? I ask because if you need to learn the physics behind how circuits behave then that's going to be a lot more difficult to self-teach tha
by Sean1708 8y ago
What's your background? I ask because if you need to learn the physics behind how circuits behave then that's going to be a lot more difficult to self-teach than just learning how to solve differential equations computationally.
- Something1234 8y agoI've done a little bit of arduino nothing too impressive, and I've had basic physics. I'm still having issues understanding how graphs(the data structure) come into play and how to count the resistance in those situations. I've read several books on basic electricity. As for calculus I've only had calc 1. What should be my path to learn more about these simulations?