digital computer electronics malvino eevblog

In my digital fundamentals class, the instructor was a first-timer and had no idea how to approach teaching, which she repeatedly expressed to the class, continuously apologizing for how bad it was going and eventually bumping up ever student's final grade to at least a pass level so as not to run into trouble.

He did it better in that week than the instructor of my dc class in a full semester. At the same time, I had a soldering class, and the instructor covered dc in less than a week for students who had no dc background. The most complicated hands-on exercise that ever took place in that class was checking voltage and current over a potentiometer. What was taught in that class could have been covered in a few weeks max, but it was instead spread out over a semester with alot of pointless busy work. The dc class was 99% book work, 1% hand-ons practical stuff. Years ago I had some electronics classes which turned out to be a bad move. Ideally it would include how to create a program for it Hopefully this is clear enough.A little background: I have always been fascinated with electronics, and I would like to reapproach learning it. I am aiming for one that has separate chips for each aspect as opposed to a monolithic 'does everything' chip and preferably uses chips that come in a package that I can easily use with a perf board I am not too interested in the details of how the main processor circuit works, I am looking for a higher level overview of all the components used and why/how they are used. It would ideally cover building an 8bit or 16bit thing with a processor, rom/ram, possibly lcd or audio output. Hey, I'm looking for a book recommendation for building a simple computer, preferably something more recent and maybe can be found on amazon or similar sites (physical copy).

Digital computer electronics malvino eevblog