Useful Components: Electronics kits with fully detailed instructions online.
As a kid I was fascinated by the Ladybird books, "Magnets, Bulbs, and Batteries," "How to Make a Transistor Radio," and "Simple Electronics." The kits that I've devised are similar projects using modern components which I hope can provide some easy things to make, and at the end actually do something which isn't completely trivial. There's no screen or programming, no software, and nothing to go out of date. You just put it together, and it works. I think that the instructions provided online are highly accurate and step-by-step, just like those old books but more reliable with the modern components.
If you want the university level explanations, they are there at the bottom of the page as well.
I like to think that they could be quite handy for school science projects.
As well as the kits, there are many other electronics parts in the shop now which may help with repair jobs or odd projects.
If you want the university level explanations, they are there at the bottom of the page as well.
I like to think that they could be quite handy for school science projects.
As well as the kits, there are many other electronics parts in the shop now which may help with repair jobs or odd projects.