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circuit theory basics

x in the city · 2008-12-11 23:52:46

Right lads I probably screwed up my interview with some basic theory mistakes, turned they didnt ask much or nothing on power supply, just op amps and r,l,c circuits, voltage dividers, analog circuits. and a buck circuit which i got mostly but i got a R,L circuit wrong and its time vs current graph. is there a book or site…

11-12-2008 11:52pm

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x in the city

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Right lads

I probably screwed up my interview with some basic theory mistakes, turned they didnt ask much or nothing on power supply, just op amps and r,l,c circuits, voltage dividers, analog circuits.

and a buck circuit which i got mostly

but i got a R,L circuit wrong and its time vs current graph.

is there a book or site i can use to brush up on my skills, its 12 years since i did a telecomms diploma, my degree is in microelec so all this circuit theory is like pie in the sky at this stage but it keeps coming up at interviews..

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#2 13-12-2008 1:09pm

sharkDawg

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I think this site is pretty awesome for explaining the basics, as well as some of the more complicated stuff.

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