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Free Beginner's Guide to ElectronicsTeach yourself electronics in 30 minutes! | |
| FREE - Beginners Guide to Electronics Easier to understand than anything you've read previously! Martin has a knack of explaining technical subjects in simple language. Components covered include resistors, diodes, transistors and capacitors. As an example, it describes in detail how to build a flashing LED circuit on perforated stripboard ("Veroboard") with a photograph of every stage. This is NOT just another boring technical eBook full of mathematical equations. You'll like it! Ideal for everyone from the young student to the retired lady looking for a new hobby. You'll definitely want more! |
| Fully illustrated. Includes:
Does NOT include anything associated with computers or robotics. This is a very BASIC book about electronic components and simple circuit design. |
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Next book in the series Learn Electronics by Building Things Includes instructions with colour pictures that guide you through the building of a Mono Amplifier, Sine-Wave oscillator, White Noise Generator and Stereo Headphone Amplifier - all on one "BredBord". Can be used with iPod etc. Then you have the option of soldering the components to perforated copper strip-board (Veroboard®) to build a permanent Stereo Headphone Amplifier. Click HERE for info. | |
How to use a multimeter Indispensible for the electronics hobbyist! By popular request this eBook has been written to explain the most basic uses of a multimeter with extensive use of photographs to show the methods in detail. There's nothing complicated in this eBook. It sticks to simple activities like checking batteries, resistors, diodes, fuses and capacitors; measuring voltage and current. Are you interested in an on-line Electronics Course? Click HERE for info. |