Acronym Finder
http://www.acronymfinder.com/
De-code
acronyms or abbreviations using the search box. Click the Help link
for easy directions on optimising your search. When you get your
results list, click Alternative Searches and follow hyperlinks to
online dictionaries, encyclopedias, and search engines.
All
About Circuits
http://www.allaboutcircuits.com/
This is an e-book covering electronics and electricity topics. It's
linked to Lessons in Electronic Circuits http://www.ibiblio.org/obp/electricCircuits/
. Lecturers and students are encouraged to access these books, but
see the users’ licenses before using any of this material for
other than private study purposes.
EEVL: the Internet Guide to Engineering, Mathematics
and Computing
http://www.eevl.ac.uk/
>Engineering> Electrical, Electronic & Computer Engineering>
Electronics Engineering
EEVL
is a gateway to Web-based resources. Those resources include RSS feeds,
e-journals, career information, resources for the beginning Engineer,
reference material, and online skill-building tutorials.
See
also http://www.eevl.ac.uk/engineering/searchengines.html
for links to Engineering-specific search engines
See
also http://www.eevl.ac.uk/eese/
for links to the free, full-text, no registration, Engineering E-journal
Search Engine (EESE)
EIA
(Electronics Industry Association)
http://www.eiaa.asn.au/
This
professional association Website includes career information, an overview
of the SA Electronics industry, and an online newsletter! For student
membership details, follow the Join The EIA link on the homepage.
Google
Directory
http://directory.google.com/
Well-stocked collection of links organised according to Electronics
topics such as Component Sources, Design, and Reference. (Google's
inclusion in this Springboard in no way implies a partnership or relationship
with TAFE SA or the LEARN Network.)
HyperPhysics
http://cref.if.ufrgs.br/hiperfisica/hbase/hph.html
HyperPhysics
describes itself as an "exploration environment" for physics.
It's composed of concept maps that link to explanations, applications,
and problem-solving strategies. Use the detailed Index to find your
topic. The Electricity and Magnetism link on the homepage leads
to the Electronics concept map.
MIT
(Massachusetts Institute of Technology) : 2.007 Design and Manufacturing
1
http://pergatory.mit.edu/2.007/
Follow
the Handouts links to Engineering Drawings. The drawing
tutorial presents tips and examples for producing cross-section and
half-section drawings and for marking dimensions.
Molecular
Expressions
http://www.micro.magnet.fsu.edu/index.html
Features photo galleries of microscopy. Start with Galleries/Silicon
Zoo and follow the links to tips and tutorials. Interactive, Java
and Flash tutorials are embedded in Webpages to demonstrate techniques.
Return to the homepage. In its search box, combine the keyword Tutorial
with a topic of your choice to get a list of links for online study
(examples: Tutorial Circuits; Tutorial Electronics; Tutorial Electromagnetic).
