Reading electrical diagrams?

Question

Electronics

I want to learn how to read electrical circuits, what resources would you recommend for learning?

Answer 1

Borisov "Young Radio Amateur"
Horowitz, Hill "The Art of Circuitry". The newer edition the better.

Answer 2

1) The level of physics - Do physics - the basics of the school is enough to start. Ohm's law, basic formulas for parallel / series connections, Kirchhoff's rules, semiconductors, pn junction
2) Level of detail - Understand how individual components work, why they are needed, typical and atypical use cases
3) Level of a circuit piece - Read and try to understand the description of circuits - why this or that element is in it, to understand how several elements work together, to understand typical nodes.
4) Level of Practice and Synthesis - Try to design/build your circuits based on experience. Collect or simulate, test options.
Read articles/Watch videos for beginners, incl. from the category "for dummies" - this is for a quick start, it is often explained there "on the fingers"

Answer 3

Take standards - for example , "Execution of electrical circuits according to ESKD" . Get acquainted. Everything is there.
As for understanding - take a course from studying solid state physics to the basics of designing microprocessor and analog devices. Gain experience in practice.

Answer 4

There are many resources. It is necessary to decide on the direction - electronics, electrics, .... And then combine theory with practice. And most importantly, do not forget - the excess will burn out :))!

Answer 5

There are two greatest books by
B.S. Ivanov Electronic homemade products
https://drive.google.com/file/d/14AfwOpxTDL1opkGSb...
in Borisov, a young radio amateur