Curious as to what the NerdKits staff has sitting on the bookshelf? Not all of these will be directly relevant to your NerdKits kit, but might give you clues as to other projects we're thinking about!

General Electronics

• Getting Started in Electronics
• The Art of Electronics
• Schaum's Basic Electrical Engineering

General Programming

• Java Puzzlers
• Introduction to Algorithms, by CLRS

Analog & RF Electronics

• Analysis and Design of Analog Integrated Circuits
• The Design of CMOS Radio-Frequency Integrated Circuits
• Now You're Talking! All You Need to Get Your First Amateur Radio License
• The ARRL UHF/Microwave Experimenter's Manual: Antennas, Components and Design

Math & Signal Processing

• Signals and Systems
• Computational Science and Engineering
• Robot Vision
• Applied Optimal Estimation

Last updated 4/09/2009.

I would also recommend PRACTICAL ELECTRONICS FOR INVENTORS

Not directly related to nerdkits, but I would want to recommend:

Learning Python Mastering Regular Expressions

It makes everyday-life much easier ;-)

Excellent suggestions -- I haven't actually looked at any of those three, but I have a friend who recommends the Practical Electronics for Inventors book that CJS mentioned. Of course, we use Python for all kinds of things (including this website and many of our projects) and regular expressions come up all the time.

Mike

No "Encyclopedia of Electronics Circuits", or has that gone away due to ease of finding circuits on the Internet? :)

I'm not personally familiar with the Encyclopedia of Electronics Circuits book you mentioned, but if you find it useful, that may be useful to other members.

Mike

This website has some amazingly well-written tutorials that explain a LOT about creating your own project around an ATmega168.

not much to do with tutorials but if anyone is interested in using maths here is a good list of maths related examples First Aid Kit

Some of the errors in Practical Electronics for Inventors:

http://www.eg.bucknell.edu/physics/ph235/errata.pdf

mj