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ID: 198517
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Charles Platt

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About the book

A unique textbook for electronics enthusiasts!

Building your own electronic device is the dream of every DIY enthusiast, simply bubbling up with ideas to make life easier for everyone. However, sometimes even great innovators lack knowledge, experience or skills. It's your problem? Do not worry! To achieve the goal, you need a willingness and a manual - such as this one.

This book presents the best possible approach to learning electronics. From the first pages you will start working on real projects. In a series of interesting experiments you will learn the most important elements of this puzzle and how they work. However, at the very beginning you will prepare your home studio - you will need some space, suitable instruments and parts. Then it will only be more interesting! Each subsequent project is a new, more difficult challenge. However, over 500 photos guarantee that you can deal with all your problems in a flash. Make your dreams come true and build your own electronic circuits!

  • Discover by destroying things - experiment using different parts and learn from mistakes.
  • Prepare a place designed to run projects: your own workshop at home, equipped with tools and parts that you will need.
  • Learn the key electronic components and their functions in electronic circuits.
  • Build a burglar alarm, Christmas tree lights, electronic jewelery, sound processors, a reflex tester and a combination lock.
  • Construct an autonomous robot that can study its surroundings and avoid obstacles.
  • Read the clear and easy to understand tips on what you will do and why.

Build working devices - from simple to complicated!



Table of Contents

Introduction (vii)
1. Experiencing electricity (1)
  • Shopping List: Experiments 1 to 5 (1)
  • Experiment 1: Taste the power! (5)
  • Experiment 2: How not to use the battery (9)
  • Experiment 3: Your first circuit (13)
  • Experiment 4: Voltage change (18)
  • Experiment 5: Make your own battery (32)
2. Switching and more (39)
  • Shopping list: Experiments from 6 to 11 (39)
  • Experiment 6: Very easy switching (43)
  • Experiment 7: Relay controlled diodes (55)
  • Experiment 8: Oscillator built on a relay (60)
  • Experiment 9: Time and capacitors (68)
  • Experiment 10: Switching with transistors (73)
  • Experiment 11: Modular design (82)
3. We are entering deeper (95)
  • Shopping list: Experiments from 12 to 15 (95)
  • Experiment 12: Connecting two wires into one (104)
  • Experiment 13: Heating the diode (114)
  • Experiment 14: Pulsating light (117)
  • Experiment 15: Return to the burglar alarm (127)
4. Integrated Circuits (147)
  • Shopping list: Experiments from 16 to 24 (147)
  • Experiment 16: Pulse generation (153)
  • Experiment 17: Setting the pitch (162)
  • Experiment 18: Response time meter (170)
  • Experiment 19: The basics of digital logic (181)
  • Experiment 20: Functional connection (198)
  • Experiment 21: Race (204)
  • Experiment 22: Switching and bouncing (211)
  • Experiment 23: Throwing dice (214)
  • Experiment 24: Anti-theft alarm - completion (223)
5. What's next? (227)
  • Shopping list: Experiments from 25 to 36 (228)
  • Adapting your work space (228)
  • Sources of information (233)
  • Experiment 25: Magnetism (236)
  • Experiment 26: Generating electricity on your own desk (239)
  • Experiment 27: Destroying the Speaker (242)
  • Experiment 28: Play with the coil (246)
  • Experiment 29: Frequency filtering (248)
  • Experiment 30: Overdrive (257)
  • Experiment 31: Radio without soldering and power supply (262)
  • Experiment 32: Robot in the form of a trolley (268)
  • Experiment 33: Step motion (284)
  • Experiment 34: Combining hardware with software (293)
  • Experiment 35: Reacting with reality (306)
  • Experiment 36: Improved version of the combination lock (310)
  • Completion (317)
Appendix A Manufacturers and sellers available on the Internet (319)
Thanks (322)
About the author (323)
Index (324)
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