Hey Anthony, welcome to the electronics addiction club!
Can you give us an idea of any experience you have with electronics (classes, reading interests etc)? What are your goals in regards to learning circuits? Is there something that caught your interest and wanted to make, or learn how it works? Do you want to get into designing things with embedded systems like arduino or the Raspberry Pi, or do you want to explore the analog realm and work with things like audio amplifiers and sensors?
In general, a good place to start is the site All About Circuits [All About Circuits : Free Electric Circuits Textbooks], it will teach you all the way from the basics to some pretty advanced topics. If you're more of the hands on type I would suggest buying a micro controller board like Arduino and exploring what you can make and interact with.
Hey Anthony, welcome to the electronics addiction club!
Can you give us an idea of any experience you have with electronics (classes, reading interests etc)? What are your goals in regards to learning circuits? Is there something that caught your interest and wanted to make, or learn how it works? Do you want to get into designing things with embedded systems like arduino or the Raspberry Pi, or do you want to explore the analog realm and work with things like audio amplifiers and sensors?
In general, a good place to start is the site All About Circuits [All About Circuits : Free Electric Circuits Textbooks], it will teach you all the way from the basics to some pretty advanced topics. If you're more of the hands on type I would suggest buying a micro controller board like Arduino and exploring what you can make and interact with.
Thank you for your reply and sorry for the late reply.
The only experience i have as of right now is replacing capacitors in dell monitors. So i have some soldering skills but would like to better learn and understand how and why circuits.
I have a Raspberry PI but on use it as a Media center but i am willing to change that and use it for projects
