Electronics: Difference between revisions
Created page with "I find the study of electronics to be somewhat frustrating. Maybe things would have been different if I'd been CmpE or EE, but I could find no real axiomatic treatment of the material. You've got QED (largely irrelevant save to confuse), and classical emag (magnets end up being rather less important than thought), and circuit laws (lots of these), and rules of thumb, and there's no great taxonomy of components, and the people on the forums are mostly braindead. So I'm ta..." |
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** Charges of equal sign repel, while charges of opposite sign attract, and | ** Charges of equal sign repel, while charges of opposite sign attract, and | ||
** the effect of charge between two charged bodies falls off with the square of the distance, and | ** the effect of charge between two charged bodies falls off with the square of the distance, and | ||
** the effect of charge can be superimposed. | ** the effect of charge can be superimposed, and | ||
** oppositely charged classical bodies absolutely **will** "slam together." | |||
==First order: lumped elements== | ==First order: lumped elements== | ||