Learn About Electronics is 1 Year Old!!
...and Growing!
Welcome. This site is here to help you learn about electronic components. How they work and how to test them. Our aim is to explain about electronics simply, with the minimum of mathematics and using real components as our examples. There over 60 pages explaining how components work, help with calculations and tips on testing many components. There are quizzes to test your knowledge, and links to interesting electronics industry web-sites. You can translate our pages into your own language using the Babel Fish translator and download electronics information from our downloads pages.
Electronics
Quality teaching materials for your electronics classes, and links to selected electronics sites worldwide for further information. Use these on line materials for your electronics lessons and download printable versions for student notes.
For Teachers
This site is designed to take your students one stage further in an interesting and informative way. The information will be suitable for students studying on a range of intermediate electronics courses where a practical understanding of electronic components is needed. It will also provide useful support material for advanced students.
For Students
Learning about electronics? Then you need to know about components; on our site you will find full and easy explanations of many common types. Check out our animated diagrams to make transistor operation clear. Find out the right way to test transistors in our Fault Identification Section and get help with those maths problems you need when starting out in electronics.
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Learn More
Learnabout-electronics.org 
is 1 year old and to celebrate we have a whole NEW section on Resistors. Learn more about the most common component used in electronics in our new Resistors section.
New Features
Check out our New Quizzes on resistor topics such as Ohms Law, Power and energy in resistors series and parallel circuits and resistor networks