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Solid State Electronic Projects
(Paperback - 1972 ) 128 Pages, 11oz . Charles D. Rakes, Howard W. Sams Publications, 1st Edition, Technology Engineering Electronic Science, Solid State Electronic Projects
128 pages, Hardcover
First published January 1, 1972
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December 29, 2022
Let's have some fun and learn something new
This book is a tad dated and you will find that there are several different releases of the same book as it has been popular for a long time. Nowadays with few exceptions and a few magazines, everything is all computers. You can probably build one of those critters with your eyes closed now that there are a plethora of integrated circuits. All you have to do is choose the part of the chip that you want to use.
What's fun with this book is that you not only learn about solid-state but get to build practical toys. If you have a local electronics store like I do you can still get the parts and breadboard your systems. This book has several fun projects and describes them in enough detail that you can pick the parts and follow the diagrams.
Chapter 1- Basic burglar alarm systems
Chapter 2 - Solid-state alarm circuits
Chapter 3 - Solid-state alarm sounders
Chapter 4 - Metal locators
Chapter 5 - Electronic music, noise, and sound effect circuits
Chapter 6 - Solid-state projects
This book is a tad dated and you will find that there are several different releases of the same book as it has been popular for a long time. Nowadays with few exceptions and a few magazines, everything is all computers. You can probably build one of those critters with your eyes closed now that there are a plethora of integrated circuits. All you have to do is choose the part of the chip that you want to use.
What's fun with this book is that you not only learn about solid-state but get to build practical toys. If you have a local electronics store like I do you can still get the parts and breadboard your systems. This book has several fun projects and describes them in enough detail that you can pick the parts and follow the diagrams.
Chapter 1- Basic burglar alarm systems
Chapter 2 - Solid-state alarm circuits
Chapter 3 - Solid-state alarm sounders
Chapter 4 - Metal locators
Chapter 5 - Electronic music, noise, and sound effect circuits
Chapter 6 - Solid-state projects
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