my first ever breadboard experiment 25 August 2023

[saturated]

Im happy to report that i took a major step in my learning journey.  Having finally procured a few items to start using breadboards and actually DOING AND SEEING THINGS rather than reading about them and trying to visualise mentally. 

here is the first ever experiment directions

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and here is my assembled circuit

measuring voltage drop across the resistor

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and voltage drop across the diode

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in the grand scheme of things i have a long way to go ha ha

but every journey begins with a single step

thanks for being a part of it

(because i hope you can be part of it when i start hooking up transistors and capacitors and signals and scopes.....and start crying out for help      

[nosaj]

What bookare you using?
Nosaj

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in the grand scheme of things i have a long way to go ha ha

but every journey begins with a single step

You have no idea how many people just refuse to learn the basics and start at the beginning.
It is the #1 most important thing you can do, so you are off to the best start you can make.   

[saturated]

What bookare you using?
Nosaj

hello this is the book but i imagine one could locate lots of circuit diagrams everywhere

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and it gets deep quick

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ok i guess the above schematic doesnt scare most people here but it does me

 

[nosaj]

What bookare you using?
Nosaj

hello this is the book but i imagine one could locate lots of circuit diagrams everywhere


and it gets deep quick

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ok i guess the above schematic doesnt scare most people here but it does me

 

Ha what scares me is when numbers and letters are together.
nosaj

[nosaj]

Any chance you'd be interested in a heathkit et-100(provided your CONUS)? $20 plus shipping
nosaj

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thanks not really but might want to put in the swap meet section here

[Tassieviking]

It looks like you have a great power supply on that bench.