What areas of mathematics are required for an electronics engineer?

Question

Electronics

Good day. I want to start studying electronics from the basics to programming microcontrollers. What is the mathematical basis for this? Suggest books on this topic.

Answer 1

Well, until you undertake to design modern microprocessors somewhere in Intel or program real-time hardware, no. We need only physics in the volume of the school curriculum.

Answer 2

Mathanalysis, theory, linear algebra and other from the program of a technical university.

Answer 3

I started "from the beginning" when I was not yet 7 years old. You can imagine what level of mathematics you need. Nevertheless, I was a talented child and knew what a slide rule was for (calculators were rare then).
For a start, knowledge of mathematics and physics within the secondary school is more than enough, then you will figure it out

Answer 4

Numeral systems
Algorithms
Datasheets for the controller
Boolean algebra, geometry for grade 8
If you get into the PID, then the analytical geometry
of the PS, by the way, everything has been done before us, there are a lot of ready-made libraries, both open and not very. Use them

Answer 5

It depends on what area of ​​electronics.
If the design of semiconductor systems - then quantum mechanics. It needs: partial differential equations with complex numbers, calculus of variations, a lot of things.
If the design of analog systems - then differential equations in complex numbers.
If discrete circuits - then Boolean algebra.