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Miscellaneous Electronics, Video, Audio and Radio StuffLong list of electricity and electronics books Basic Electricity and ElectronicsMany excellent electronics tutorials are on the 'net. This is a great place to start reading You can branch out into a more in-depth study from here The site has lots of circuits and notated links. The more advanced users will appreciate the Chip Directory The ChipDir provides pinouts, cross-reference, suppliers and more. A really great resource! EG3.com is a portal for embedded systems, dsp, real-time/rtos, board-level computing, soc etc... The EE Compendium provides useful microcontroller and project info. If you like circuits, the EE Circuit Archive is an excellent resource, with close to a hundred useful circuits. IR detectors, computer links, radio links, and many more, it's got some great stuff! No overview of electronics would be complete without mentioning the PIC chip. The absolute best online PIC resource has got to be the PICLIST The LED Museum is the primary resource for all things LED. The US Navy offers a superb training course which is available online from several sources. Navy Electricity and Electronics Training Series There are a lot of links to tutorials and on line referecnes here at the WebEE site. Here is a very useful file of schematics for op amps from National Semiconductor. Your support will help to keep aRocket up and running; we do appreciate it.Basic Electricity Basic Electronics The Forrest Mims Circuit Scrapbook Forrest Mims Engineer's Notebook Now You're Talking Beginner's Guide to Reading Schematics Basic Electricity: Complete Course, Volumes 1-5 in 1 Basic Solid State Electronics |