Welcome!

This is a wiki page about electronics. The great thing about wiki pages is that they are developed by anyone.
Even you, right now you can help to the building of a great electronics community by submitting an article, which
you think others may find useful (or not!). Because this page is new it does not contain too much information right now.
Hopefully it will evolve with time and be able to provide help to anybody. What are you waiting for? Add an article!

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Why use this site

Well, for first because its fun! Actually from my personal experience forums are a great source of information.
However, the problem with forums is a bit hard to browse them. If for example you need something specific, you
can use the search tool of the forum which sometimes is a pain to read trough all. By using this page, relevant articles
can be found much more easily. You could find exactly what you are looking for, in the right place.

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How to contribute

Well I am no expert in wikis, in matter of fact I just started it a while ago. But this is the great thing about wikis,
if somebody spots a mistake, he/she deletes it and rewrites it correctly. Anyway. First of all, we should have
in mind this thing is only going to work if we keep it well organized. Below you can see some simple instructions
on how to easily add a new article.

Tutorials

• Tutorial 1 guides you through creating a new simple article to the page.
• Tutorial 2 explains simply, how to add some pitcures in the page.

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Articles

All the articles are published here

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FAQ

Read the faq!

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Hey Wait! Don't be shy!

Come on. Don't be shy. You may think "I am not so good at this. People will laugh at my article."
Nope. Nobody is perfect. Some people know less things on electronics than you. So your knowledge may be helpful
to them. Also if something you write is not quite correct, some other more experienced user can correct it! This is
the beauty of the wiki! So don't be shy and write something.

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