Description
Product Description
Translate schematic diagrams into today's cutting-edge electronics
Navigate the roadmaps of simple electronic circuits andcomplex systems with help from an experienced engineer.With all-new art and demo circuits you can build, thishands-on, illustrated guide explains how to understand andcreate high-precision electronics diagrams. Find out how toidentify parts and connections, decipher element ratings,and apply diagram-based information in your own projects.Beginners Guide to Reading Schematics, Third Edition, also contains valuable appendices covering symbols and resistor color codes.
Featuring detailed coverage of: Schematic, block, and pictorial diagrams Resistors and capacitors Inductors and transformers Switches, conductors, and cables Diodes, transistors, and logic gates Electron tubes Cells and batteries Voltage dividers and reducers Breadboards and wire wrapping Electronics troubleshooting
About the Author
Stan Gibilisco has authored or coauthored more than 50 books on physics, electronics, mathematics, and computing. He began his career as a radio-frequency design engineer, a technical writer, a magazine editor, and a wireless broadcast technician. The American Library Association named Stans McGraw-Hill Encyclopedia of Personal Computing (1995) as one of the Best References of 1996. In addition to authoring several books in McGraw-Hills Demystified series of home study guides, he has also written three books in the Know-It-All series for students who enjoy mathematics. Gibiliscos Teach Yourself Electricity and Electronics has become a classic in the field.