Brandon,

You'll find some good information on my Articles page:

http://www.ethanwiner.com/articles.html

Most relevant is "The Hardware Tutor" which explains the concepts of basic analog and digital circuits in very simple terms. There are also several articles showing how to build various little gadgets, with explanations and schematics.

--Ethan

Hi Brandon,

Yea, check out Ethans page, there's some good projects and info. And there's a whole world of audio electronics over at the Group DIY page....

[[url=http://[/URL]="http://recording.or…"]Group DIY[/]="http://recording.or…"]Group DIY[/]

There's how-to articles and projects and even pictures of stuff people have made- really inspirational!

Also check out the Tech Talk forum- there's heaps of knowledge and information there, and it's a great place to start if you're just getting into electronics :D

Mark

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"Oscillators don't, amplifiers do....."
Anon.

Thank you very much for your recommendations; Group DIY is indeed inspirational but I still need to learn some things before I can fully understand what's being conveyed there let alone contribute anything worthwhile. Ethan, your article "The Hardware Tutor" is an excellent primer, it has at once demystified some basic concepts yet posed just as many questions for me! On another note, your frustrations over Conn. traffic lights are certainly shared in PA, it is amazing how technologically advanced and common-sensically deprived America can be. Thanks again for your recommendations, I really appreciate it!

Brandon,

> "The Hardware Tutor" is an excellent primer, it has at once demystified some basic concepts yet posed just as many questions for me! <

Well you came to the right place to ask more questions! :)

> your frustrations over Conn. traffic lights are certainly shared in PA <

For sure, I see these problems everywhere I go. In fact, I'll say that an intersection that is set up properly is the very rare exception.

--Ethan