Hello everyone. I'm ready to take the plunge and teach myself electronics / amplifier design. In college I majored in humanities, but aced two semesters of physics to fulfill the science curriculum requirements. It's been some time since I've done serious math, so I'm looking for advice on a refresher course in trigonometry along with a course to learn the fundamental maths needed to understand electronics. Next, it would be nice to have a guide to walk me through rudimentary circuit designs culminating in building basic class A and A/B amplifiers. My long term goal is to understand the latest class D technologies, but I've got a long way to go before thinking about that. I'm burned out on the humanities, so depending on how far I can get teaching myself, I may end up going back for a new degree. Thank you!
Welcome to the forum.
You might look around in the Solid State forum for some ideas or ready to build plans. Good luck!
You might look around in the Solid State forum for some ideas or ready to build plans. Good luck!
