I learned about the basic electronic components by going to the library and reading books.
I was just starting out.
And I felt like a lot of the books explained everything in a difficult way.
In this article, I will give you a simple overview, with an explanation of the basic electronic components – what they are and what they do.
The Most Common Basic Electronic Components
These are the most common components:
- Resistors
- Capacitors
- LEDs
- Transistors
- Inductors
- Integrated Circuits
Resistor
Find the resistor symbol in the schematic symbols overview.
I didn’t understand the resistor in the beginning.
It didn’t seem to do anything! It was just there, consuming power. But with time, I learned that the resistor is actually extremely useful.
You’ll see resistors everywhere. And as the name suggests, they resist the current.
But you are probably wondering: What do I use it for?
You use the resistor to control the voltages and the currents in your circuit.
How?
By using Ohm’s law.
Let’s say you have a 9V battery and you want to turn on a Light-Emitting Diode (LED).
If you connect the battery directly to the LED, LOTS of current will flow through the LED!
Much more that the LED can handle. So the LED will become very hot and burn out after a short amount of time.
But – if you put a resistor in series with the LED, you can control how much current is going through the LED.
In this case we call it a current limiting resistor.
Capacitor
Find the capacitor symbol in the schematic symbols overview.
You can think of a capacitor as a battery with very low capacity.
You can charge and discharge it just like a battery.
The capacitor is often used to introduce a time-delay in a circuit.
For example to blink a light.
It’s commonly used for removing noise, or making the supply voltage of a circuit more stable.
Read more about the capacitor in this article: How Does A Capacitor Work?
There are many capacitor types. Most commonly, we divide them into polarized and non-polarized capacitors.
Light Emitting Diode (LED)
Find the LED symbol in the schematic symbols overview.
A Light Emitting Diode – or LED for short – is a component that can give light.
We use LEDs to give a visual feedback from our circuit.
For example to show that the circuit has power. But, you can also used them to make cool light-show circuits.
You see these components everywhere:
In your laptop, on your mobile phone, on your camera, in your car +++
And you can find many different types of LEDs.
A very common circuit to build as a beginner is the blinking light circuit.
Transistor
Find the transistor symbol in the schematic symbols overview.
This is probably the hardest of the basic electronic components to understand.
But don’t worry, it’s not that hard.
A simple way is to look at the transistor as a switch controlled by an electrical signal.
If you put about 0.7 volts between the base and the emitter, you turn it on.
Note that this is true for NPN transistors. There are also other types, but worry about these later.
But, instead of having just two states (ON or OFF), it can also be “a bit on” by controlling the current that goes through its base.
A bit of current on the base produces a current of maybe 100 times more (depending on the transistor) through the Collector and Emitter. We can use this effect to build amplifiers.
I’ve previously made a video on how transistors work.
Inductor
Find the inductor symbol in the schematic symbols overview.
Inductors are a bit weird.
It’s just a coil of wire – and you can make one yourself by making some loops out of a wire.
Sometimes they’re wound around a metal core of some sort.
They are often used in filters.
I rarely use one actually, but when I wrote that in my article “What is an inductor?” a friend of mine reacted. See his response at the end of that article.
Integrated Circuit
Find the integrated circuit symbol in the schematic symbols overview.
An Integrated Circuit (IC) consists of many basic electronic components.
It’s nothing mysterious or magical.
It’s just an electronic circuit that has been shrunk to fit inside a chip.
It could be an amplifier, it could be a microprocessor, it could be a USB to serial converter… It could be anything!
To figure out what a specific IC does, you can read its datasheet.
What to do next?
Now, you know a bit about the basic electronic components.
But don’t just read about it – take action and start building electronics:
9 Circuits is an eBook that will help you become great at building circuits. It contains 9 circuit-building challenges you’ll have to overcome. And you’ll get to build things like a game, a homemade musical instrument and a cookie-jar alarm.
Do you understand the basic electronic components? Leave your comment or questions in the comment field below!
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August 5, 2015 at 1:23 amSo a transistor is like a switch that i can put in halfway down a power wire for like an LED and turn it on from somewhere else with a switch that powers the transistor. And then transistor will turn the LED on and off by controlling the power flow into it. Have i got that right?
admin says
August 11, 2015 at 11:49 amHey Chris,
I don’t understand what you mean by “put in halfway down a power wire”…
Can you clarify?
Cheers!
Oyvind
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admin says
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admin says
November 9, 2015 at 3:14 pmHey John,
That’s great to hear! Let me know if you have any questions along the way.
Cheers!
Oyvind
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admin says
December 3, 2015 at 6:46 pmHey,
Materials in PCB are often FR4, but can be other types as well. But I have no idea what you should include in your book. Maybe this page can give you some ideas: http://www.build-electronic-circuits.com/pcb-design/
Cheers!
Oyvind
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admin says
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admin says
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admin says
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Best,
Oyvind
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Humza Liaqat says
January 12, 2018 at 2:39 pmDear, i am confused about what you have written about resistor. I think when we connect a resistor in series with the led the current will remain same because in series current remain same but voltage divides so i think in this case the resistor act as a voltage limiting resistor.
admin says
January 15, 2018 at 1:16 pmHi,
A LED without the resistor in series will have a lot of current flowing through it. Let’s say 100 mA for the sake of the explanation. But if you add a 330 Ohm resistor in series with it, the current is 21mA.
The current is the same in the LED and in the resistor yes, but if you compare the circuit with and without a resistor – you’ll see that a resistor in series limits the current.
Best,
Oyvind
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admin says
February 4, 2018 at 7:49 amHi,
It’s only available as a downloadable eBook, which means you can buy and download it anywhere in the world. Here’s the link: https://www.build-electronic-circuits.com/products/ebook-2nd-edition/
Best,
Oyvind
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April 17, 2018 at 9:26 amShout out to Øyvind! This blog post has stood the test of time, hasn’t it?
Wanted to bump an earlier comment from the summer of ’15 by Hugh Simpson (if that is your real name), turning me on to Fritzing (fritzing.org). Awesome software and community!
Thanks Øyvind, keep up the good work!
admin says
April 19, 2018 at 8:13 amGlad I could help!
Oyvind
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skin says
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Sincerely, skin
admin says
August 3, 2018 at 9:19 amHey skin,
I’ve never really looked into the components of a fan, but yes, sounds very much like a capacitor you are seeing. And when googling, I found this answer that explains how it works:
https://www.quora.com/How-does-a-capacitor-work-in-a-fan
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Aditya Raj Chopra says
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but understanding the capacitor, IC and transister were a bit difficult
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