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Electronics has the benefit of having one truly definitive textbook. https://artofelectronics.net/ https://artofelectronics.net/

• chongli 2y ago
  And it has a lab course to go with it!
  • atribecalledqst 2y ago
    The lab course is getting harder to run since the parts in the BOM on the author website are being end-of-life'd. I ran into this when I started trying to run it as a self-study project a while ago. It wasn't always clear what parts you could use to replace them either... Also, the BOM itself doesn't have everything used in the course, so I sometimes found I needed to order something I hadn't anticipated needing. (the frustration with this ultimately caused me to drop it, maybe half-ish of the way through) This doesn't really negate your point, the lab course certainly still exists, I'm just not sure how amenable it is to run through as a self-study hobbyist.
    • chongli 2y ago
      It looks like some others on the eevblog forums have run into the same issues. I found a discussion on putting together a BOM for the second edition here [1]. It seems like it would be a good community project to maintain an updated BOM of available parts for the lab course! [1] https://www.eevblog.com/forum/beginners/learning-the-art-of-electronics-parts-bom/ https://www.eevblog.com/forum/beginners/learning-the-art-of-...