Abstract
Electronics deals with voltage and current interaction in a network of resistances R, inductances L, capacitances C, and active elements such as transistors. The purpose is usually to amplify signals or to produce signals of a desired waveform, typically at low levels of power. A study of electronics therefore should begin with the passive elements R, L, and C—a study usually referred to as circuit theory.
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