Basic electronics?

Question

I know the basics of electronics and want to teach myself how to build some very basic circuits only as a home hobby.
Where can I find some free basic circuit schematics? Do any websites offer this?
Where is a good place to find a breadboard that I can build a circuit on and reuse over and over?
Thanks for your help!

Answer 1

If you know the basic theory then I would suggest Maplin or Radio Shack for a breadboard and components. Another idea is to buy the circuit kits (radios, clocks and other gadgets) as making them will give you a better understanding as to how the components can be used together. when designing your own circuits.

Answer 2

there are quite a few books on electronics which you would be able to watch for a million. All New Electronics Self-coaching instruction manual, Harry Kybett, Wiley 2. digital contraptions and Circuit theory, Boylestad 3. digital Circuits & contraptions, J. B. Gupta It relies upon on your point of understanding, additionally you may seek for video lectures of great institutes on the internet all the suited!!!!!!! happy getting to understand!!!!

Answer 3

Breadboard: www.digikey.com, which has many thousands of items you may want. search for "CIRCUIT STRIP", not breadboard. Radio Shack used to sell them along with other handy parts, but many stores have cut back on their component stock.
"The art of electronics" is a great all-around introductory and intermediate book.
Just google for schematics, maybe use the word "hobby", they're all over the place.

Answer 4

www.radioshack.com

Type in breadboards,

and for schematics you can also find books at your local library, look under electricity and electronics there are basic circuits and projects of many kind for free.

Answer 5

Buy a Radio Shack 100-in-One kit, or 150-in-One kit, or the 300-in-One kit, etc.


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Answer 6

www.jameco.com