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Have you ever thought about being able to design and build your own simple electronic circuits from scratch or are you taking a basic electronics course at school and want a head start? Perhaps you have hesitated to learn
electronics because you thought it was too complicated, or your math isn't all that good?
Ever try building a simple project only to find that it didn't work and you have no idea where to
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Here's some great news for you!
My book "An Introduction To Basic Electronics" is jam-packed
with information designed to make it really easy to learn how to do all those things and it's written for people who have no prior experience in electronics at all!
This printable ebook can teach you in only a few short hours everything you
need to know to begin to experiment with simple circuits on your own. All without any weird formulas or hard math to deal with.
Best of all with this informative little book, you will be building working circuits not in a month, but in just a few hours!
This is your chance to set up your own work area, begin building, experimenting, and discovering things for yourself.
This experience is what will separate you from all the others who have learned only theory.
It is not a college textbook and it does not cover all the details that you will eventually need to know. It will certainly not bore you with long drawn out explanations, or mathmatical formulas off of Einstein's blackboard, but it will give you a huge jump start in learning electronics. And more importantly, it will give you the confidence and the inspiration to continue on to learn more.
If you find that you have an interest in electronics, or want a job that pays more money, then right now is the best time to begin to learn
at least some of the basics. In this book you will easily learn basic theory and you will be building and testing simple electronic circuits in only a few hours. This book will teach you all the important
basics and at the same time give you the hands-on experience that is so very necessary.
What I mean is, you will have actual experience that so many people miss out on.
Yes, they may be required to spend a few hours in a lab class to finish a course in college,
but that really is not the same as having your very own workbench, some parts and a place to learn. Even if it's the kitchen table.
"When you take the time to begin building, experimenting, and
discovering things for yourself, you gain experience and that experience is what will separate you from all the others
who have learned only theory."
Here are just a few of the many fascinating things
you will discover while reading this book.
"Introduction To Basic Electronics"
These are some of the things you will be learning in a few minutes from now
Electric Current and Voltage Explained
See what it takes to get electrons moving in a circuit.
Resistance and Resistors
Discover which materials can control the flow of those amazing little electrons.
Capacitance and Capacitors
This explains how the Strange & Alluring Electric Field can be contained in a box.
Inductance and Coils
Find out what happens when a Magnetic Field and a Coil of Wire come together.
Alternating Current
Here is where you will find out why it's so important to shuttle those electrons back and forth.
Transformers
See how transformers change something into something that looks like something else.
Reactance
Learn about a strange type of resistance that consumes zero power.
Impedance
This is what happens when you combine resistance with reactance.
Semiconductors
Discover the secrets to understanding transistors and diodes.
-- Simple Circuits
I always save the best for last. This is the fun part of the book where you build simple
circuits and find out exactly how and why they work. Now after building these circuits, you will have the knowledge to
go on experimenting with circuits on your own.
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The last part of this book is what sets it apart from most others. In this chapter, I take you step by step as we wade into the fascinating sea of circuit building. You'll build working circuits, but most importantly you'll understand why they work. This will give you the confidence and ability to use your own imagination to build other circuits on your own. After all, isn't that what you really want to do?
Greg Carpenter
