Construct Your Personal Electronics Workshop (TAB Electronics Technician Library)
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Whether or not electronics is a passion or an avocation, this useful resource covers the whole lot you could know to create a private digital workbench. The creator consists of important but tough to search out data akin to whether or not to purchase or construct check tools, tips on how to solder, tips on how to make circuit boards, tips on how to troubleshoot, tips on how to check elements and methods, and tips on how to construct your individual check tools.
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ASIN : B0062Y5XIC
Writer : McGraw Hill TAB; 1st version (December 22, 2004)
Publication date : December 22, 2004
Language : English
File dimension : 11.6 MB
Simultaneous system utilization : As much as 4 simultaneous gadgets, per writer limits
Textual content-to-Speech : Enabled
Display Reader : Supported
Enhanced typesetting : Enabled
X-Ray : Not Enabled
Phrase Smart : Not Enabled
Print size : 645 pages
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Original price was: $26.96.$22.00Current price is: $22.00.
Adam C. –
Not bad.
Way beyond building a workshop. Happy with the purchase. Trouble shooting tips and more. Good reference for future projects too.
Jorge Zambrana –
Great book
Really helpful!
mike tompkins –
It made it! A couple days late but good
Good condition as described.
mikea01 –
Great book
This a a great book. I’ve learnt a lot from it, and read it cover to cover twice.excellent value for money and easy to read.
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Build your own Electronics Workshop – Tab Electronics Technical Library
I purchased this book, Build your own Electronics Workshop by Tab Electronics Technical Library, to give me some Ideas to enhance my Electronics Workbench. It does have some ideas for the shop and I feel it will add value to my bench and shop sometime in the future.
Charles P. Furney Jr. –
BUILD YOUR OWN ELECTRONICS WORK SHOP
The book is more about doing electronics than how to build a work shop. He covers what insruments you need in the order of importance and how to build simple test equipment that you may need. In general there is a chapter about each major piece of test equipment and how to use it. There is a similer chapter on tools. The main concept is how to build new electronics and how to repair electronics. I think the equipment you need depends on what type of work you expect to do, thus some of the recommendations may not not apply to you. For example, you do not need a giga hertz range oscilliscope or signal generator if you are not working in the ultra high frequency range. The complexity of electronic equipment increases with the increased frequency involved. For a person new to electronics, I suggest that you begin with low or audio frequencies, and progress upward to about 5 megahertz first. Your equipment is much less expensive in that range, than much higher up.
Scott & Marny –
Wonderful Info
There is so much good information provided in this book, was really handy to help get things setup for me.
Giless –
Excellent reference Material
I know some about electronics,but never studied electronics and was never really sure when i needed an oscilloscope or a frequency counter.this books explains all thatgreat book for explaining test equipmentbut i don’t recommend it for beginners
Siwidi –
Great book, awesome start to the field, hobby, or interest!!
Tracey –
I’ve read the first chapter, then skimmed through the subsequent ones and, contrary to what I would have liked to say about this book, I am disappointed.The author seems to know what he’s talking about and some of the text offers interesting and useful information and advice. But there’s also a non-negligeable amout of text which is non-specific (too general), or a repetition of what’s already been said, or doesn’t make sense. And there are also frequent typing and sentence structure mistakes, which add up to the sloppy aspect of the text. The tip of sloppiness and carelessness is to be found at page 130 where there’s a program that is to be inputted into a microchip…only that the program is given in HEX!!! That is, strings of characters without any meaning to the human mind of the reader!The pictures and diagrams throughout the book are black and white rather unattractive, which is disappointing for a book of this price.
John Somerville –
I found this very interesting. There are a lot of interesting projects that one could build but I think by the time you’re able to build them you would have already purchased most. The book is what the title suggests but I don’t thisnk I would buy it again.