<h4>Learn the inner-workings of electronics with hands-on projects that show how experimentation leads to new ideas!</h4><p><i>Electronics from the Ground Up: Learn by Hacking, Designing, and Inventing</i> takes a highly practical approach to teaching electronics, starting with simple LEDs and ramping up to a collection of circuits that can be used in a variety of electronic systems. The book explains the components used in electronics projects, from diodes and resistors through amplifiers and oscillators. </p><p>You’ll learn how to read schematics, use test equipment, and solder. The book explains how inventions are created: how to think outside the box and borrow ideas from other fields to solve problems. A chapter reveals the practical application of algebra to electronics. Troubleshooting and repair techniques are also included.<ul><li>Demonstrates construction approaches, including 3D wired circuits, proto board (super-strip), vector board, copper-clad circuit board, and soldering techniques<li>Shows multiple iterations of circuits and how to make improvements via learning new sub-circuits<li>Explores hacking and modding circuits to create alternate uses</ul></p>