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Troubleshooting Electronic Circuits: A Guide to Learning Analog Electronics
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Gain the troubleshooting skills necessary to achieve peak performance from your electronics projects
In this DIY guide, electronics guru Ron Quan shows how to build, debug, and troubleshoot electronic circuits. The book guides you, step by step, through the entire process of debugging electronic circuits, enabling you to successfully create your own functional electronics projects and gadgets.
Troubleshooting Electronic Circuits: Debugging and Improving Your DIY Projects and Experiments clearly explains proper design techniques as well as testing and debugging methods. In multiple chapters, poorly discussed. You will discover how to design or re-design circuits that are manufactureable or repeatable—something that is not often taught in hobbyist books.
• Features start-to-finish, practical troubleshooting techniques
• Demonstrates how debugging and re-designing can improve circuits
• Written by an experienced circuit design engineer and author
