ive been reading up on a lot of projects people have been using the arduinos and raspberry PIs for, and its given me a number of my own ideas.. unfortunately im unable to bring my own ideas to life because i dont know much at all about electronics or programming, so im looking to learn more about digital electronics, and even analog devices as well (like radios and old guitar amps, etc)
so.. to start out, ive been doing more research on circuitry, their components and ive been wanting to learn how to do more.. so im wondering what would be a good start into learning more about developing of electronics..
should i experiment more with the raspberry pi..id love to make a handheld console for it to play NES/SNES/sega emulators, perhaps a networking router, or just build a desktop computer (linux of course) in otherwise unusual form factors...
some ideas i have it seems the arduino would be more suitable, things like robotics, and simpler electronics.. also, apparently i can get the arduino in a perf-board kit which might make the learning process a bit more in depth.. and im sure there are alternatives to the arduino
so what would you recommend to begin experimenting with?
so.. to start out, ive been doing more research on circuitry, their components and ive been wanting to learn how to do more.. so im wondering what would be a good start into learning more about developing of electronics..
should i experiment more with the raspberry pi..id love to make a handheld console for it to play NES/SNES/sega emulators, perhaps a networking router, or just build a desktop computer (linux of course) in otherwise unusual form factors...
some ideas i have it seems the arduino would be more suitable, things like robotics, and simpler electronics.. also, apparently i can get the arduino in a perf-board kit which might make the learning process a bit more in depth.. and im sure there are alternatives to the arduino
so what would you recommend to begin experimenting with?