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The New York Times Circuits: How Electronic Things Work

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St. M.rtin's Press | 2001 | ISBN: 031228439X | 208 pages | PDF | 72 MB

If you've ever wondered how the high-tech gadgets we encounter as we go about our daily lives work, from the computers on our desks, the CD players in our homes (and the remote controls we operate them with), the Automatic Teller Machines at the bank, to the machines that sort billions of pieces of mail everyday, this is the book that has the answers.

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