I'm wondering if you'd be willing to expand on why you chose this mechanical, spinning metaphor for electronics vs some other metaphor?
Most of the popular electronics books I've seen use a water or fluid metaphor to describe how components work (eg the fantastic Practical Electronics for Inventors).
Not at all intending to be critical with my question, just curious.
As a non-electrical engineer who dabbles in electronics, I'm excited for your work to help others learn and happy I can back it!
Most of the popular electronics books I've seen use a water or fluid metaphor to describe how components work (eg the fantastic Practical Electronics for Inventors).
Not at all intending to be critical with my question, just curious.
As a non-electrical engineer who dabbles in electronics, I'm excited for your work to help others learn and happy I can back it!