[sdiy] Electronics class for kids

John Alex Hvidlykke john at hvidlykke.dk
Tue May 21 20:30:55 CEST 2013


That sounds great. You could also look at some of the (very basic) soundmaking projects in Nicolas Collins' book "the art of hardware hacking". 

Enjoy. Teaching kids electronics is fun - and hard ;-)

Cheers
John

Den 21/05/2013 kl. 19.53 skrev Monse Lozano <panfilero at hotmail.com>:

> This is my first post to the email list, hopefully it goes through
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> I am about to start an after school programs to teach 6th-8th graders basic electronics and I would like to incorporate some audio synth type circuits into the class.  I was wondering if anyone could give me any suggestions for cool noise making projects?  I'm not very familiar with synthesizer design, I've been reading up on it a bit and started putting together a simple sawtooth generator, the one with an integrator and a comparator, where the output ramps up until the comparator shorts the integrator's cap and discharges it.  I'm looking for simple circuits like this, I'm not worried about correcting non-linearities or temperature compensation, just noise makers to get the kids interested.  
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