Simple Electronics Guide
Simple Electronics Guide
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Is there a website that explains or shows how to build what I would consider simple electronic assemblies. I would like to put together some leds for stop lights and such and some simple circuits. Is there any reference out there for a nonelectrical type of guy? In a way, electronics for dummies. The most complex I would try is LCDs showing like temputure from a sensor or an alarm going off if a temp is acheived or a conditions is set. I know this is way below what you guys in here are used to, sorry to bore you with simple things.





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Another is www.epanorama.net
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So reading about that stuff is hard for me more then other subjects, I cant seem to digust it as easy compared to others. Some in terms of explaining how a system worked, like LED's. Something that said how they worked, what they needed to work, most common configurations, and so on. I am probaly way off, asking too much. I think I might check the college and see what classes I might take.
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Even relatively simple circuits, such as those in Radio Shack 10-in-one or 100-in-one kits, can be rather mind-boggling to reverse-engineer without having been trained to recognize some relatively common circuit topologies.
By the way, those 10-in-one and 100-in-one kits are a great source of basic circuit schematics and a cheap way to experiment on them. Unfortunately, the kits do not provide much in the way of explanation of how the circuits actually work or how to design similar circuits.
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Otherwise, there is plenty of information on the web.
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http://www.drbob.net/otherlinks/index.html
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