Linear Circuits 1
DC Analysis

Should just be reading volts. Sounds like you have an older multi-meter (with a needle). Current (amps) you have to read in series and those old ones were fused to just a few milli-amps.

You should have it set to volts DC.

But you are feeling the current, so all you're really doing is confirming it with the meter.

As an aside, if you dig this stuff, a basic electronics kit can be had for about $50 and there are free courses (DC circuits since we don't use AC in mods). E.g. https://www.coursera.org/learn/linear-circuits-dcanalysis (I only read the description). Won't make you an electrician, but is handy knowledge when dealing with basic consumer stuff. Second class to cover transistors (think MOSFETs in mechs) and you'll have a good understanding on how these thing are actually working inside.

From https://ocw.mit.edu/courses/audio-video-courses/#electrical-engineering-and-computer-science

https://ocw.mit.edu/courses/electrical-engineering-and-computer-science/6-002-circuits-and-electronics-spring-2007/video-lectures/

You might also try coursera, something like https://www.coursera.org/learn/linear-circuits-dcanalysis

I haven't gone through any of this material, but admire your passion and want to help.

Ik heb wel dit gevonden, maar het schijnen wel erg weinig oefeningen te zijn. De korting was er gisteren ook trouwens, duurde toen ook maar een paar uur, dus daar geloof ik niet zo in. Qua onderwerpen wel vrij precies wat ik zoek, maar ik wil wat meer oefeningen.

Anders is er deze reeks op Coursera die gratis schijnt te zijn:

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Maar daar ben ik weer wat minder overtuigd van de organisering. Maar vermoedelijk wel beter qua opgaven. Dit zijn de meest relevante opties die ik tot nu toe heb gevonden.

En sssssht. Meester Gates mag niet weten dat ik stiekem Linux op de chip wil zetten.