Titlebook: Electronics for Beginners; A Practical Introduc Jonathan Bartlett Book 2020 Jonathan Bartlett 2020 electronics.electricity.voltage.current.

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Your First CircuitIn the last two chapters, we have learned about the fundamental units of electricity—charge, current, voltage, and resistance. In this chapter, we are going to put this information to use in a real circuit.

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Analyzing Series and Parallel CircuitsIn Chapter 5, we looked at our very first circuit and how to draw it using a circuit diagram. In this chapter, we are going to look at different ways components can be hooked together and what they mean for your circuit.

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Using Logic ICsIn Chapter 11, we worked with our first integrated circuit, the LM393 voltage comparator. In this chapter, we are going to look at other ICs and talk more about how they are named and used in electronics.

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Building Projects with ArduinoChapter 13 covered the basics of what microcontrollers are, what the Arduino environment is, and how to load a program onto an Arduino board. In this chapter, we will go into more depth on how to include an Arduino Uno into a project.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-6724-4something. For instance, when measuring the length of something, the units of measurement we usually use are feet and meters. You can also measure length in inches, yards, centimeters, kilometers, miles, and so on. Additionally, there are some obscure units of length like furlongs, cubits, leagues, and paces.