Electronic Circuits for the Evil Genius™ 64 Lessons with Projects

WE CASUALLY ACCEPT ELECTRONICS in our everyday world. Those who don’t understand how it works are casually obedient. Those who take the time to learn electronics are viewed as geniuses. Do you want to learn how to control the power of electronics? This text provides a solid introduction to the field of electronics, both analog and digital. Electronic Circuits for the Evil Genius is based on practical projects that exercise the genius that exists in all of us.

PART ONE Components
1.Components
2.Resist If You Must
3.More Components and Semiconductors
4.Two Projects and Then Some More

PART TWO Introduction to Digital Electronics
1.Digital Logic
2.The First NAND Gate Circuit
3.Analog Switches for Digital Circuits
4.The NAND Gate Oscillator
5.How Do We Understand What We Can’t See? .
6.Digital Logic Project

PART THREE Counting Systems in Electronics
1.Introducing an Analog-to-Digital Converter
2.The 4017 Walking Ring Counter
3.Running a Seven-Segment Display
4.Define, Design, and Make Your Own Project

PART FOUR Amplifiers: What They Are and How to Use Them
1.What Is an Amplifier?
2.Exploring the Op Amp
3.Applying the Op Amp: Building the Intercom
4.Prototype and Design: Patience Has Its Rewards

PART FIVE Appendices
•Common Component Packaging
•Capacitors: Reading and Decoding
•Animations List
•Glossary.
•Make Your Own Printed Circuit Boards
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