Part A - Narrative and Bridge

Troubleshooting Electric Circuits.

Narrative I have always had an interest in finding out how all things electrical work. From a very young age I started to fix things electrical around the house and started hooking up house and car stereos and recievers. Once I got my first computer I st had to know how it worked. So I took it apart and ending up trashing it. But that fine day my interest in circuits and circuit boards grew. As I grew older and he computers became more advanced, I knew things could short out more and I had to learn how o fix these things. So I started to study and look into the details of these electronics and how they worked. I wanted to know how these things worked and if something went wrong could I fix it. Most importantly I could get a better understanding of why the circuit fired. It was a lot of fun figuring out and fixing the problem myself.

When listening to music that had a little too much wattage hook up to it, or the sub woofers was too much wattage and had fried all the speaker channels. I had to order new channels and fuses, the fuses where easy to install but taking everything apart to get to the channels on this kind of old school reciever was a little difficult.

BRIDGE What I would like to learn more about is the fault point of an electrical circuit in different items.
And what are the symptoms of the failure? I know that if you over-clock a computers processor to much it will overheat and fry.

I followed up on research as I grew older and realized more about electric circuits and how they operate, I found that a"Electric Circuit is An electronic circuit is composed of individual electronic components, such as resistors, transistors, capasitors, inductors and diodes, connected by conductive wires or through which electric current can flow. The combination of components