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I've always been keen to understand more about electronics, but never know where to start - I flicked through a PDF of the Mims Notebook and it looks like a gre
by chaghalibaghali 8y ago
I've always been keen to understand more about electronics, but never know where to start - I flicked through a PDF of the Mims Notebook and it looks like a great reference, but without enough explanation for me.
Does anyone have any recommendations for a more "from zero knowledge" place to start learning?
- CamperBob2 8y agoA good next step up from Mims would probably be the ARRL Handbook. After that, or possibly concurrently with it, Horowitz and Hill's Art of Electronics 3rd ed. would be worth looking into. I've heard good things about Practical Electronics for Inventors as well but haven't actually seen a copy.
- starbeast 8y ago'Getting Started in Electronics" is the Mims book for people who are learning from scratch. His notebooks are meant more as reminders for stuff you already know.
- HeyLaughingBoy 8y agoVisit adafruit site. They are very high quality and oriented towards teaching people electronics and basic microcontrollers. A bit pricy, but I find their boards, documentation, etc., to be consistently high quality.