HelloI know that there is plenty of stuff on the internet titled: Electronics Projects for Beginners. But I´m looking for a different advice, and for that, I think I need to ask directly professional and more skilled folks that I hopefully will find in here.
I'm very interested in electronics but I want to test my interest by actually building something with electronics. Than. after first experience I will further my studies. or not.
Now, my question is:
What is the project that will give me the most taste of what electronics are about?
What project would you recommend to a novice to introduce him to world of electronics?
With all the nuances but also the rough stuff. It doesn't have to be simple - just full of experience. So that at the end of its creation, I will know REALLY what electronics are about. Or at least partially...
I'm seeking this question because I was looking for many beginner projects - but I'm not looking for to easiest one - that's mostly what these projects are about, connecting this wire to that wire to light this...
I´m looking for the full (and maybe rough) experience, but as a novice, I can't assume what project will give it to me. And internet is not helping on this topic...
I was thinking about few inventions like: speakers, solar charger, watering system ... but how good are they for beginner?
I hope that I'm asking a relevant and understandable question. And I value every piece of an advice...
And please, don't worry about knowledge, I will learn everything that I would need for that project - just give me a platform.
Thank you.
Depends. The best home projects come from whatever your interested in: stereo, automotive,CB radio, TV etc. Pick something you want to learn about.I know that there is plenty of stuff on the internet titled: Electronics Projects for Beginners. But I´m looking for a different advice, and for that, I think I need to ask directly professional and more skilled folks that I hopefully will find in here.
I'm very interested in electronics but I want to test my interest by actually building something with electronics. Than. after first experience I will further my studies. or not.
Now, my question is:
What is the project that will give me the most taste of what electronics are about?
Thank you.
My first big project was a Knight Kit Star Roamer five band radio.Welcome to ETO, jakub!
This site: http://www.sciencekits.com/electron.html has a number of kits.
For my part, my electronic history began with an Allied Radio "Span Master" kit:
And I was utterly hooked. Got my Ham license a year later
The site I suggested above has a similar, although simpler "kit" for an AM/FM radio (Electronic AM/FM Radio Kit, further down the page). Solid state with wire spring type connectors.
That one kit will teach you loads (cheaply, but you'll end up with a device that will "prove" you did it correctly)...
<EDIT> Forgot to add you can come back here and get your questions answered about how and what the various components (or circuits) are doing, and why.
I don't think building something is the way to find out if you like electronics. Perhaps the debug of something you build. I discovered that by taking various college classes I was able to find a subject that interested me. In my opinion, If I were you, I would take a basic electronics class (one with a lab) through your local community college. After being in the class awhile, you should learn if it interest you or not. And if it does not interest you, at least you knocked out one of the physical science requirements of college
I'm assuming that your of college age.
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