Analog Electronics

• http://jeelabs.net/projects/cafe/wiki/Easy_Electrons (written from perspective of non-EE)

• I think I might try to teach myself electronics in the way that I remember best…doing it myself!
• Pitt BioEngineering Class
  • Great lecture notes and solutions to HW's and tests
  • However, book that they use probably isn't the best. Good for learning maybe.
  • An email has been drafted to the professor. Sleep on it and see how much you want to get done / why you want to do it :)
• Johns Hopkins Course
  • No lecture notes of any kind. But, decent labs.
  • Final student project:

• "Op Amps For Everyone" PDF from TI is really good too for an introduction…

Reading book of the same name by <some guy> in preparation for interviews. Probably will skim through Art of Electronics and Practical Electronics for Inventors too.

TODO: “an analysis can tell you that a certain cutoff frequency is proportional to the square root of the ratio of two capacitor values.” ???

Make a more stable filter/everything design by adding two of something that vary with temperature together. You wouldn't have known that from simulation unless it took tempreature into account.

• Sometimes the simulator gives lies! 10 examples of simulation failures in Analog Circuits, World Class Designs Robert Pease