The book every electronics nerd should own #shorts

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I just received my preorder copy of Open Circuits, a new book put out by No Starch Press. And I don't normally post about the books I buy, but THIS book is amazing. Anyone who likes electronics, computers, or engineering should consider picking up a copy.

Seeing inside each component gives me a new understanding when I'm breadboarding or prototyping a circuit design—and why some components tend to fail more easily than others!

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Woah, the first loop on a short that wasn't super obnoxious or obvious.

Seriously, smooth as hell.

Fedico

There needs to be more books like this. Basically books that draw an interest to electronics for people who are not beginners but aren't experts either.

davidestes

when a mommy stereo, and a daddy headphone love each other very much, they connect their terminals, and make sweet music together...

SaddestClown

This looks like a pretty cool book. At a glance, it reminds me of the 'Modernist Cuisine' series of books, but for electronics. One part recipe book, one part science text book, one part photographic coffee table book.

rosonowski

When the loop is soooo smooth it gets ya. Well played good sir.

ThingEngineer

I remember in school when we had almost like a museum show up to our school and they have tons of stuff like these all cut in half to see how things inside looked and worked. It was a public school and in a not so rich area but man they really did some great things for us. They also had some gold panners show with little rivers on like flower bed like tables with running water and with rocks and sand and we got to see what it was like to pan gold and learned about our countries gold rush in person. There was real gold in the sand and if you found a nugget you got to keep it. Our little public school was ran by a principal and came from a family of teachers it was a great school. On rainy days we watched old black and white movies on a vintage working projector in the schools cafeteria the screen was huge! Like a movie theater sized screen we watched steam boat willy and newer micky and other very very old Disney films. They were very old and vintage and this was in the early to mid 90s.

ericsalidbar

I love the technical beauty books with explosion drawings for every day objects. So much thought went into to many details around us, that many people will never see.

tristanwegner

I think Red Shirt Jeff doesn't want the world to know what happened because of him 🤔

johndildy

this is the only actually good loop I've ever seen on this app. Hats off!

crixi__

That was the smoothest loop I've ever seen!

SlinkySmith

The beauty is in the eye of the circuit holder 😅

avantcdmx

That loop was literally seamless, i didn't notice it and then i was at the part i saw before and was like, wait a minute

whiplash

This is genuinely the coolest book I've ever owned. The sheer amount of work that must have been involved in compiling so many gorgeous inner shots of so many components is mind boggling. But you name it, any component you can think of from passives to ICs to assembled pieces, and this book has a highly detailed, utterly beautiful high res photos of its insides. Worth every single cent and then some.

sfdntk

The most impressive use of the shorts format I've seen yet. Love that loop!

Makes me wonder if there's some way to write a skit that makes little to no sense, until a plot twist dependent on the loop is revealed and then only on the second loop onwards does it all make sense.

laurensweyn

I just received that book also, probably the coolest picture book I've looked through. The macro photography techniques are impressive also, which are explained in detail at the end of the book.

kawrx