Electronic Projects Book

Once a student or hobbyist has built a solid foundation in circuit building through the Master the Basics of Electronics book, the natural next step is to apply that knowledge through real-world experimentation.
That’s where Master Electronic Projects comes in — offering a space for learners to test their skills, explore more complex circuit designs, and get hands-on with a wider range of electronic components.

Who is this book for?

General Topic: Electronics

• School students, electronics enthusiasts, inventors, engineering and technical students, technicians, and engineers

• Suitable for ages 12 years and above

Book Objective

This book is a continuation of Master the Basics, presenting a curated selection of electronic projects. It introduces learners to new components such as integrated circuits (ICs), logic gates, and programmable chips. It also enhances the ability to read and work with more complex circuit diagrams, advancing both theory and hands-on application.

Skills Gained from the Book

• Applying electronics to build functional projects for daily use

• Gaining experience with a wider range of sensors and components

• Developing advanced troubleshooting skills in large and intricate circuits

• Laying the groundwork for working with programmable microcontrollers and digital electronics

Requirements to Complete the Experiments

• Breadboard

• Jumper wires

• A wide variety of electronic components
  (Available from The Engineering Village as the “Basics Kit”)

To preview some pages of the book, click here.