What are theese components used for? And what components are the basic once you gonna need?

[Adam Binder Rogacki]

Hello, what are these components used for? And what other components are the basic once you gonna use for electronic experiments?

 

[alec_t]

To answer your query in full would take ages and just be regurgitating what is widely published.
I suggest you google for tutorials on basic electronics, which will give you plenty of information on components and their uses.
You show capacitors, diodes and other semiconductors. Resistors and inductors are common components too.

 

[ci139]

https://www.etroncircuit.com/new-page/

 

[hyedenny]

Hello, what are these components used for?

Electronics.

And what other components are the basic once you gonna use for electronic experiments?

White, purple, grey, and yellow ones.

 

[ci139]

Electronics.

it is also possible to drill or etch out the metal parts and use the glass and ceramics as beads for modern jewellery e.c. e.c

 

[hyedenny]

What is "e.c. e.c.?"

 

[ci139]

what is "What" ? (())
https://www.compoundchem.com/2014/02/19/the-chemical-elements-of-a-smartphone/
e.c. e.c (and so forth) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Et_cetera

 

[hyedenny]

"What" is an interrogative word in the English language. I was asking you what you meant by "e.c. e.c." and you still haven't answered.

 

[ci139]

MOD edit!!! Take this as a warning pussycat!!

We do not tolerate bad language here on ETO Child friendly site...

This thread is totally useless... I'm closing it!!

 

[jpanhalt]

Despite the above comment...
It is probably intended as a different abbreviation/string for et cetera, which is most often used as "etc." If you want to play games, you might also consider "e'c."
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Et_cetera

I personally like usw, but rarely use it in public.

John

 

[hyedenny]

who the **** cares what is your deficiency in particular detail

Exactly what I expected. More nonsense.

 

[hyedenny]

Despite the above comment...
It is probably intended as a different abbreviation/string for et cetera, which is most often used as "etc." If you want to play games, you might also consider "e'c."
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Et_cetera

I personally like usw, but rarely use it in public.

John

Danke, jpanhalt. That's kind of what I thought it might be, but I've never seen it mangled and perverted quite that badly. Par for the course, in his case.