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SignUp Now!If you haven't seen this, check out my "Fun with Transistors" video...Can anyone suggest me how to start building circuits. Like where can I get the knowledge to know about sensors and why resistors are used the math involved where I should use math how troubleshoot a circuit... Can anyone suggest me some kind of resource or atleast a roadmap... Btw I'm new here
Thanks for the suggest but I thought if u have a roadmap to study and start with which concept. Don't take me wrong but Half of the channels you suggested I already am following them I don't get a clear idea it's mostly like a jumbled puzzle, I'm searching for a constructed path to learn. Sorry that's how I learn or else I find it difficult to learn.If you haven't seen this, check out my "Fun with Transistors" video...
I would recommend checking out some of these YouTube channels to start...
- GreatScott!
Practical electronics projects. He explains concepts like resistors, transistors, and circuits while building cool DIY projects.- EEVblog
A mix of beginner and advanced content. Dave has decades of experience and covers everything from basic multimeter use to in-depth circuit analysis.- Ben Eater
Ben Eater creates educational videos about electronics, computer architecture, networking, and various other technical subjects. His tutorials are detailed and beginner-friendly, making complex topics accessible.- Afrotechmods
Straight-to-the-point electronics tutorial videos with practical examples taught by a professional electronics engineer. No longer active but his content is still top-notch!- ElectroBOOM
Mehdi teaches electronics with humor (and occasional sparks). He’s great at explaining tricky concepts like capacitors and power supplies.- The Engineering Mindset
Focuses on the fundamentals of engineering concepts, including electronics. A lot of visual diagrams make the learning process easier.- Adafruit Industries
Tons of tutorials on using sensors, microcontrollers, and electronics kits. Ideal for Arduino or Raspberry Pi content.- SparkFun Electronics
They walk you through projects step-by-step with a focus on beginner-friendly builds.- Julian Ilett
Short and focused videos on electronics projects and concepts. Great if you like bite-sized content.- Andreas Spiess
Specializes in IoT and microcontrollers like ESP32 and Raspberry Pi. Perfect if you’re interested in wireless projects or automation.