im a student in 2nd year of engineering(communication &
electronics)...i need to have more information about electronics
basics....i want to learn more about this field..i want to program mw
own chips to use it in many purposes....i want to learn excatly how to
make a radio to control things...

<ebowaves@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> im a student in 2nd year of engineering(communication &
> electronics)...i need to have more information about electronics
> basics....i want to learn more about this field..i want to program mw
> own chips to use it in many purposes....i want to learn excatly how to
> make a radio to control things...
>

You are a second year engineering student and still don't know how to find
this information?

Tom

<ebowaves@hotmail.com
>
> im a student in 2nd year of engineering(communication &
> electronics)...i need to have more information about electronics
> basics....i want to learn more about this field..i want to program mw
> own chips to use it in many purposes....i want to learn excatly how to
> make a radio to control things...
>


** Try this Indian guy :

"anirudh" <anirudhvij@gmail.com

he is working on a PhD in " Bovine EHT Control ".

Got it all done inside a PIC.

Moooooooooooo ...




........ Phil

On Wed, 29 Aug 2007 08:15:24 -0400, "Tom Biasi"
<tombiasi@********optonline.net> wrote:

>
><ebowaves@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>news:1188388216.551918.232550@w3g2000hsg.googlegroups.com...
>> im a student in 2nd year of engineering(communication &
>> electronics)...i need to have more information about electronics
>> basics....i want to learn more about this field..i want to program mw
>> own chips to use it in many purposes....i want to learn excatly how to
>> make a radio to control things...
>>
>
>You are a second year engineering student and still don't know how to find
>this information?
>
>Tom

Well . . . he did say he needed help, and he's right about that.

One wonders why a second year student of electronics would need
basics. Perhaps this is communication and electronics ala
broadcasting industry disc jockey school.
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<ebowaves@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:1188388216.551918.232550@w3g2000hsg.googlegroups.com...
> im a student in 2nd year of engineering(communication &
> electronics)...i need to have more information about electronics
> basics....i want to learn more about this field..i want to program mw
> own chips to use it in many purposes....i want to learn excatly how to
> make a radio to control things...

Sorry to say but you come off as a troll.

If not, give us more information ... school, courses taken, future courses
to be taken and so on.

"default" <default@defaulter.net> wrote in message
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> On Wed, 29 Aug 2007 08:15:24 -0400, "Tom Biasi"
> <tombiasi@********optonline.net> wrote:
>
> One wonders why a second year student of electronics would need
> basics. Perhaps this is communication and electronics ala
> broadcasting industry disc jockey school.
> --

When I was an electrical engineering undergrad (Georgia Tech '75-'79), we
spent the first two years on primarily on completing general education
requirements and building up math skills. We didn't begin studying
electronics until the junior year, when we were able to apply linear
algebra, differential equations, tensor analysis and various other useful
tools to our studies.

Of course, they could have provided some simplified electronics study
earlier on, but they apparently believed it was worth the wait to approach
electronics more rigorously. Maybe the OP's school follows the same pattern.