Hi everyone.
Now I guessing that alot of you have The Art of Electronics on your bookshelfs.
However, one thing which has irked me about it, is the lack of an answer guide. Someone could work through them and get every one wrong and not know.
So I was thinking, what do you guys think of working together to make some sort of answer book for download?
I think it would bring a lot more visitors to AAC, as answer guides are a popular Google search.
There is no where that does an answer guide for this popular book, so perhaps we should work together and make one?
I reckon there are no more than 200 questions (excluded additional exercises), so if we got just 5 of us interested, then at a rate of just 2 questions a day then we'd finish it in 2 and a half weeks.
I'm sure we could do better than that.
I wonder what you guys think? Nothing in it should be hard for you pros, and it would help a lot of people.
Sparky
Now I guessing that alot of you have The Art of Electronics on your bookshelfs.
However, one thing which has irked me about it, is the lack of an answer guide. Someone could work through them and get every one wrong and not know.
So I was thinking, what do you guys think of working together to make some sort of answer book for download?
I think it would bring a lot more visitors to AAC, as answer guides are a popular Google search.
There is no where that does an answer guide for this popular book, so perhaps we should work together and make one?
I reckon there are no more than 200 questions (excluded additional exercises), so if we got just 5 of us interested, then at a rate of just 2 questions a day then we'd finish it in 2 and a half weeks.
I'm sure we could do better than that.
I wonder what you guys think? Nothing in it should be hard for you pros, and it would help a lot of people.
Sparky