- Thanks for watching this course.
I hope that you've enjoyed it
and that it's given you a better understanding
of how to use diodes, transistors, and op amps.
The examples I've shared are just a small sample
of the many ways those components can be used,
so I recommend finding a good set
of resources for circuit ideas
as you continue to learn about electronics.
The internet is a good place to start,
because there are hundreds of websites
where people have posted their own circuit designs.
Some of those designs are good.
Some of them not so much.
But even the lousy ones can serve
as inspiration for your own better ideas.
I've included a list with a few of my favorite websites
for electronics information in the Exercise Files.
If you're more of a book person,
then I recommend The Art of Electronics.
This is widely considered
to be the go-to book for electronics.
It's loaded with circuit examples.
And in fact, many of the examples I showed you
in this course were inspired from here.
With a practical sense of how electronics work
and a few good references for circuit ideas,
you're more than ready to start designing your own projects.
Good luck,
and may your circuits always work right the first time.