
Electrical engineering | Science | Khan Academy
Learn about electricity, circuit theory, and introductory electronics. We also have sections that let you get down and dirty with household items, from building your own robot to videos where we …
Unit 1: Introduction to electrical engineering - Khan Academy
Unit 1: Introduction to electrical engineering About this unit A summary of the math and science preparation that will help you have the best experience with electrical engineering taught on …
Capacitors and capacitance (video) | Khan Academy
Capacitors, essential components in electronics, store charge between two pieces of metal separated by an insulator. This video explains how capacitors work, the concept of …
Circuit analysis overview (article) | Khan Academy
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Circuit analysis | Electrical engineering - Khan Academy
Application of the fundamental laws (setup) Application of the fundamental laws (solve) Application of the fundamental laws Node voltage method (steps 1 to 4) Node voltage method …
Numbers in electrical engineering (article) | Khan Academy
Does anyone know when and why it came to pass that we're seeing V replacing E in electronics math? Seems pointless, but would be interested to know why someone thought it was necessary.
Amplifiers | Electrical engineering | Science | Khan Academy
Amplifiers make signals bigger. Amplification is often the most basic operation of an electronic circuit. There are many kinds of amplifier designs. We will describe the operational amplifier, …
Capacitors article - Khan Academy
Do capacitors store charge? Capacitors do not store charge. Capacitors actually store an imbalance of charge. If one plate of a capacitor has 1 coulomb of charge stored on it, the other …
Logic gates | AP CSP (article) | Khan Academy
With a little electronic equipment, you could put together your own logic gates, like this video shows. Here are the homemade circuits for AND and OR gates from that video:
Preparing to study electrical engineering on Khan Academy
I took a year of calculus in college (calc 1 & 2) as a hard science major about 10 years ago which included differential equations but have not touched them since. Would my professional …