
rgordon
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Here is a site that has a whole lot to offer for understanding how circuits work. It has lots of schematics for many handy projects that could be incorporated into a robot build. Well worth taking the time to explore this link.
Nice find. Some good info and circuits on there
An excellent repository of info. Bookmarked
Have you heard of this one? All About Circuits
Thanks, Bookmarked both. Always looking for places to learn more. I learned some electronics in Physics class in high school, and had a Radio Shack 101 electronics project kit as a kid, but 30 years later with very little use, most of that knowledge has slipped away....
Alan
@Rich.... yeah this site is definately worth combing through. I like the way a lot of the circuit diagrams are animated to show how things function. This is an invaluable tool to those learning electronics. This site does a very good job of explaining how things work the way they do.
@Troy... yeah that's another good site. I registered on their forum awhile back.
@thetechguru.... it's good to keep in pratice on these things. I have a solderless breadboard I use to build circuits.
To anyone who needs it...I have an electronic copy of the Digital Circuit "Engineers Notebook" by Forrest Mims if you need it. It is a treasure trove of digital circuits.