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Shane Kirkman
Guest
Anyone have basic semiconductor and other components list a beginner should
stock up on.
stock up on.
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rgb
Guest
As a newbie myself,
Try to found an old Texas Inst old TTL Book, some places throw them
away ...
U will need Nand, And, Inv., D latch, mux, DEMux ...
Take a look at icmaster.com, (and also Texas Inst. website), you can
find alot of funny ics there.
And have some trips to your locals stores.
I found a lot of funny things to play with (swicth , resistance, pots,
led ... )
And find something to build
rgb
PS opps Don't forget to Google around
Shane Kirkman wrote:
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Javier M Mora
Guest
On Fri, 12 Sep 2003 22:17:32 +1000, Shane Kirkman wrote:
components.
I think is better look for a basic project and buy only semiconductors
for it (buy it twice, one for the project an other for a box. When you
finish, look for another project and another and another. In just a
short time, you'll have a good set of components.
Yours, Javier M Mora
You will be old when you finish to buy basic semiconductor and other
components.
I think is better look for a basic project and buy only semiconductors
for it (buy it twice, one for the project an other for a box. When you
finish, look for another project and another and another. In just a
short time, you'll have a good set of components.
Yours, Javier M Mora
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Andrew Howard
Guest
It's also an idea to find packs of more than one of what you are going to
use. You can get it for cheaper that way. eg, bag of LEDs, a blister of
transistors. Also, the ones found in packs are usually common anyway, so
they are good to stock up on.
Andrew Howard
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use. You can get it for cheaper that way. eg, bag of LEDs, a blister of
transistors. Also, the ones found in packs are usually common anyway, so
they are good to stock up on.
Andrew Howard
"Javier M Mora" <jamarier@doe.es> wrote in message
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