To those who are, more than likely, smarter than I...
as someone who has just enough electronics knowledge to successfully electrocute myself but wants to get into the hobbying thing (i.e. building audio equipment- amp, receivers etc), how does one bridge the gap between theory and practice?
In other words, there are plenty of books on op-amps, transistors, ICs blah blah blah. And, I have a fairly solid understanding of electronics and signal flow (save how to actually assemble a PCB)
But, how do you go about understanding the basic concepts of how these components are frequently applied within audio circuits? Is this all a bit prohibitive to someone trying to do the self-teaching thing or am I just as ignant as I presume I am.
Thanks
as someone who has just enough electronics knowledge to successfully electrocute myself but wants to get into the hobbying thing (i.e. building audio equipment- amp, receivers etc), how does one bridge the gap between theory and practice?
In other words, there are plenty of books on op-amps, transistors, ICs blah blah blah. And, I have a fairly solid understanding of electronics and signal flow (save how to actually assemble a PCB)
But, how do you go about understanding the basic concepts of how these components are frequently applied within audio circuits? Is this all a bit prohibitive to someone trying to do the self-teaching thing or am I just as ignant as I presume I am.
Thanks