Electronic Component

An electronic component is a basic building block used to create electronic devices and circuits. These components can control, store, or transmit electrical energy. Examples include resistors, which limit current; capacitors, which store energy temporarily; diodes, which allow current to flow in one direction; and transistors, which can amplify signals or act as switches. By connecting these components in various configurations, engineers design everything from simple gadgets to complex computers, enabling modern technology to function efficiently.