How am I only now discovering this excellent lecture series on analog electronics by @abovenyquist?https://youtu.be/ge6ds1HM7BE
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"Now how do you figure this out? Do NOT go write 50 circuit equations. That is NOT how people do engineering."
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"You need to know about operational transconductance amplifiers (OTAs). They are extremely useful." "Also engineers think in terms of Z (impedance) but Y (admittance) is often far more useful. So is conductance."


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TBC: this class is analog electronics through the context of building synthesizers. A 1F cap has no real business in any example. He also explicitly doesn't really discuss power electronics. It's all good.
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Also, I want to see that 1F capacitor!
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Right??
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Let me guess: Tesla coil?
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I'm pulling for inductively heated hot tub but I'm betting your guess is right
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Oooh or world's lowest-frequency subwoofer. For that ELF Bass.
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With that much H you could use a rack of space heaters as resistors.
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Griffiths’s E&M book remarks a naive 1F capacitor would be moved by forklift. He used to bring to class one a non naive one a reader...
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...mailed him along with a little Matchbox dump truck to move it in as the sender couldn’t find a suitably sized toy fork lift.
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I've known educators who literally burned themselves building a demo voltage divider with a 9V battery, a 1 Ohm, and an 8 Ohm resistor. Learning with practical values matters.
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