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October 06, 2003
wiring
quick question:
I feel like I've got the reading of wiring diagrams down ok, or at least to the point where I know what's going on. However, I'm looking to try out some more complex stuff, and I'm wondering where one goes to get wiring diagrams for, say, a rotary switch, or whatever - something we haven't covered in class. I'm guessing I should probably go buy a electronics book, but if anyone has any suggestions, I'm more than welcome to them.
thanks.
Posted by will at October 6, 2003 08:56 AM
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Check the books on the Parallax web site - Scott Edward's 'Programming and Customizing the BASIC Stamp Computer-2nd edition' is excellent & Matt Gilliland's two 'Cookbooks' look promising. Once we're actually moved into the lab we should initiate a library & will probably have to get a copy of most of the books on the page.
Also Practical Electronics for Inventors by Paul Scherz is an great resource - basic electronics info, lots of explanations & circuit diagrams, etc.
Posted by: Perry at October 9, 2003 05:49 PM
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