Written by an experienced engineer, this easy-to-follow TAB guide shows, step-by-step, how to navigate the roadmaps of electronic circuits and systems. Filled with new illustrations and DIY examples, the book clearly explains how to understand and create high-precision electronic diagrams. You will discover how to identify parts and connections, interpret element ratings, and apply diagram-based information in your own projects. Beginner’s Guide to Reading Schematics, Fourth Edition, also contains valuable appendices covering symbols, resistor color codes, and parts suppliers.
Up-to-date coverage includes:
•Block, schematic, and pictorial diagrams
•Resistors and capacitors
•Inductors and transformers
•Switches, relays, conductors, and cables
•Diodes, transistors, Op amps, and logic gates
•Electron tubes, cells, and batteries
•Voltage dividers and reducers
•Simple and complex circuits
•Breadboards and wire wrapping
•Electronics troubleshooting
•Digital electronics and functional circuits
•And much more
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The book starts out simple, but over simple in chapter1, which for me is ok. I m a slow reader, so simple is good. Mr. Gilibisco is very thorough in his teaching and writing style, you think he really wants you to learn how to do this. Book gets into more complicated circuits in later chapters.
Book is well laid out and the spiral edition lays flat on the table surface so that makes it easier to hold place if using while looking at a circuit. A little pricey, but an asset for a beginner.
Kudos sir!
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