What book to read on electricity?

Question

Do it yourself

Advise someone who did not understand anything at school. I'm learning about arduino now and would like to understand what's going on. I want to know what the current strength is, etc. (to understand where it comes from and what it is for), otherwise I’m tired of poking with a multimeter and not understanding anything. And when to connect it in series, and when in parallel.

Answer 1

I was very praised for the book "Borisov V.G. - Young Radio Amateur (1992)", they said that the basics were chewed there in great detail. Alas, due to lack of free time, I did not have time to get acquainted with this literature. But since the person who recommended this book to me is a professional in radio electronics, I advise you to read this book first.

Answer 2

I advise you not to read books, especially Russian ones! There are almost never any explanations on the fingers - and this is exactly what you need at the very beginning. You can read the book when you already know what current strength is and where to stick a multimeter to measure it.
At the very first stage, training slides or videos on YouTube are very suitable - though most of them are in English, but now there is nowhere without English.
Also, the simplest query in Google "what is voltage and current" gives these links: https://learn.sparkfun.com/tutorials/voltage-curre... - there, by the way, there is a link about the multimeter at the bottom.

Answer 3

I advise
There is everything and very clear)