[sdiy] !! Introduction !!

James Elliott johans121 at yahoo.com
Mon Jan 14 00:53:35 CET 2008


Awesome! Thanks for the recommendations Ben! I will definitely look into them!

That brings up an excellent point. I am definitely open to literature recommendations as I don't want to waste my limited time & $$$ on material others didn't find very useful.

-Jim

----- Original Message ----
From: Ben Lincoln <blincoln at eventualdecline.com>
To: Synth DIY <synth-diy at dropmix.xs4all.nl>
Sent: Sunday, January 13, 2008 5:08:06 PM
Subject: Re: [sdiy] !! Introduction !!


Jim, if you're interested in a book or two, the ones I used to get a 
basic working knowledge of electronics were _Basic Electronics_ by 
McWhorter and Evans, and _Getting Started in Electronics_ by Forrest 
Mims. The former is more about the theory, and the latter is more about
 
working applications, so I thought they made a good pair even if there 
is a bit of overlap between them. Most of the math is basic algebra. 
There is some trig in the section on AC in _Basic Electronics_, but you
 
can probably skip that if you're not interested.
Some of the other list members with more electronics experience might 
have other recommendations, but I have a similar background to yours so
 
I thought I would mention the ones I used.

James Elliott wrote:
> I've started to come up with ideas of my own that I would to expand
 upon and possibly share with the community. The problem.... well I have
 no EE experience/knowledge outside of the kits that I have built. Also
 my math skills are lacking, however I always try to resolve problems,
 and I'm not stupid :) I'm beginning to understand circuit diagrams (how
 to read them, at least) and what the the individual components do.
 Lovely.
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