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Re: Learning Electronics

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Originally Posted by yash101 View Post
Yes. I am familiar with Kirchoff's law! E{abs[ups]-abs[downs]}=0, where E means Sum of!
The Kirchhoff's Laws the previous poster is referering to are the circuit laws. They basically say that all of the voltages in a loop must equal zero, and all of the currents at a node must equal zero.

That leads to the mesh-current and node-voltage methods of circuit analysis, which are fundamentals to all circuit design. Highly recommended starting point!
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