Is neo /g/ too stupid for basic electronics?

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Anonymous 12/01/16(Thu)23:47:34 No.57793231

Is neo /g/ too stupid for basic electronics?

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>>57793231

Those are little light bulbs right? They don't look like they screw into anything though?

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probably

Yes, I admit to it and would like to learn more. Any basic resources online for beginners?

>>57795233
Yeah I want into electronics too. It'd be cool to make a full adder or something.

>>57793231
left to right top to bottom:
>influx modulator
>boehman drive
>nano gates
>adjustable deionizer
>fuse
>electectronic throttle
>radiation tube
>stage 1 ohm
>stage 2 ohm
>isolated ohm
>electromagnetic audio "click" generator
>electronic intersection
>comand module
>counter
>lead light
>borium light
>dimond light
>large diamond light
>power accelerator
>power deaccelerator
>control bead
>SSD
>web crawlers
>OS chip
>modular Nand
>high speed power cube
>high force power cube
>high stability power cube
>regular power cube
>three way electronic intersection
>trace cleaning tool
>mainframe adaptor
>main bus

>>57795380
boom roasted

>>57795427
?

>>57793231
To be fair I haven't been doing any real "low level" electronics since high school.

It has all come down to occasionally replacing broken capacitors and plugging modules together. Last really fun and compelling thing I did was making an 80's Oscilloscope fit for selling.

Electronics for almost every purpose became so dirt cheap it doesn't even make sense to make them oneself any more.

>>57795380
>forgot ruler
You lost

>>57793231
>Needing to know what shape = what components off of memory
>Not just googling the part no. and reading the spec sheet

are there any online courses for basic electronics

t. want a vector of entry into audio engineering

>>57795500
You probably wouldn't ever start from absolute scratch today, but you can still make things for yourself that you want to use but can't just buy.

>>57795195
Most of the dunnos are transistors

>>57796166
Buy this.
https://www.amazon.com/Art-Electronics-Paul-Horowitz/dp/0521370957

>>57793231
>ГOCT

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Where can I learn about stuff like these? Looks cool af

>>57793231
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sI5Ftm1-jik

are you kidding? not after some eps of this guy

>>57798005

It's a Russian standards organization. Like ISO, etc.

Hardware is for chinks

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>people not giving a shit about what I give a shit about must be stupid

>>57795427
autism.

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>>57798269
that's what the entire of /g/ is though

why did you have to choose this thread to point that out?

because you don't know it or because it just had to come out at some point?

that's some fancy looking forks you got there op

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>>57793231
>Is neo /g/ too stupid for basic electronics?
yes

>>57798308
>technology only encompasses basic electronics
You should take some books on logic and emotional control senpai

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>>57793231
Nope. You can teach the basics of amplifiers or basic AC to DC conversion and they'll do fine.

I think /g/ is too proud and lazy. They'd rather take comfort in their smartphones and thinkpads, and show off their 'expertise' like encrypting their SSD and rooting the firmware

>>57795233
This desu. I was just browsing the net for soldering stations this morning

>>57795233
Yes, this.

>>57795195
>old russian component has a diode symbol on it
>"resistor?"
>doesn't even recognize those common small black transistors
did they not cover electronics at all in your schools?

>>57795233
What are you trying to do? Pretty much everything has tutorials.

>put two or more resistors in parallel
>it equals less resistance than each of them

If electronic people wouldn't just make shit up maybe more people could get into it.

I never understood the purpose of resistors. I mean, why would I want to build a circuit only to tell electrons that they're not allowed in?

>>57799343
I never understood the purpose of switches. I mean, why would I want to build a circuit only to tell electrons that they're not allowed through?

>>57793231
not too stupid, just ignorant. I bet if you gave these rubes a basics physics lesson and a crash course on the functions of components maybe even a lesson in logic, they'd be making basic electronics in a week.

>>57799368
idk sounds kind of dumb just umplug it when you're not using it

>>57799383
do you unplug your keyboard every time you're not holding down a button?

>>57799343
>tuning

>>57799419
Like, a piano?

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>>57800248
>maybe the error is in the electro...
>oh

I never understood why sometimes companies do things like 1000 micro farad or say like .01 micro fared. Just say 1 milli farad and 10 nano farad.

>>57800284
basically they don't like to use multiple prefixes to minimise reading errors. Things can be tiny and have to carry a lot of information for their size.

>>57800327
not quite the truth.

You have sometimes mF used for Microfarads on some capacitors, and because of this particular notation, milli is rarely used.

>>57800284
Its for consistency. They tend to keep the most common prefix so you dont have to constantly keep track of different power factors.
For example you COULD call a .1 ohm resistor a deciohm resistor, but thats a lot more complicated and less recognizable than just sticking to ohm since the only prefix commonly used for resistance values is kilo.

Learning/building analogue electronics is really fun. Its neat to look inside something to understand how it works as well. Its always a bit surprising just how simple a lot of stuff is.
Also makes you realize how limited we are in terms of shrinking devices since there are many components that have to be of a certain volume.

>>57793231
This thread again?