How Electronic Things Work. . .And What to Do When They Don't by Robert Goodman

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How Electronic Things Work. . .And What to Do When They Don't by Robert Goodman

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This text provides a basic introduction to troubleshooting and safety requirements in relation to household electronic products. It has been written for the novice, and assumes no prior troubleshooting and repair experience. It also contains the more common problems and solutions.

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How Electronic Things Work. . .And What to Do When They Don't by Robert Goodman

Is your CD player skipping tracks? PC keyboard locking up? Cordless phone full of static? Get those electronic babies up and running perfectly with this handy do-it-yourself introduction to basic home-and-office electronics repair. From audio/video equipment to cameras, cordless and cellular phones, personal computers, and peripherals, it helps everyone Ieven those with no prior electronics experience) troubleshoot and find solutions. Includes safety tips, easy-to-read schematics, block diagrams, and time-saving information on the most common problems and fixes.
Bob Goodman (Hot Springs, AR) is a retired electronics technician with over 25 years experience troubleshooting and repairing virtually every piece of electronics equipment on the market.
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ISBN 13 9780070246300
ISBN 10 0070246300
Title How Electronic Things Work. . .And What to Do When They Don't
Author Robert Goodman
Condition Non disponible
Binding type Paperback
Publisher McGraw-Hill Education - Europe
Year published 1998-09-16
Number of pages 260
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