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Are there any YT series that are worthy of mention? I think I've a PDF copy of The Art of Electronics. One day...

• szundi 3y ago
  Eevblog
  • mindcrime 3y ago
    EEVBlog is great, but... anybody just discovering the channel should be aware, Dave puts out content that fits into a number of different categories: educational, entertainment, edutainment, test equipment reviews / teardowns, mailbag, repairs, debunking, meta commentary about Youtube, career stuff, and "other". And purely educational stuff isn't a huge part of what he puts out these days. That said, he has put out some really good stuff, especially back when he was doing "Fundamentals Friday" as a routine thing. Just don't expect a steady stream of purely educational, "electronics fundamentals" stuff.
    • penguin_booze 3y ago
      > And purely educational stuff isn't a huge part of what he puts out these days That's my reading, too. He isn't quite the 3b1b of electronics. But that's not a statement of the quality of the content; just that he caters to a different audience, perhaps.
• atonse 3y ago
  Louis Rossman’s series on learning electronics is what truly clicked for me.
• dghlsakjg 3y ago
  Ben Eater for digital electronics and computers at a 1s and 0s level. He works for Kahn academy as well and is an incredibly talented educator
• tpmoney 3y ago
  I've found "Big Clive" to be very informative. Lots of small devices torn down and reverse engineered, complete with a circuit diagram and a fairly in depth explanation of what is going on and what any given part is doing. Helps to have some basic circuits knowledge, but otherwise very good.
• CamperBob2 3y ago
  Highly recommend W2AEW's channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/w2aew https://www.youtube.com/user/w2aew