Designing Electronics That Work - by Hunter Scott (Paperback)

Book Synopsis

A holistic, end-to-end guide to DIY electronics full of tips and strategies developed by a renowned expert and designed to answer every conceivable question.

With hundreds of tips, tricks, and techniques learned through the author's hard-won experience, this book is a concise, practical guide to designing and manufacturing electronics for practitioners of every level.

The book walks you through the entire process of developing a device, from conceiving an idea, to refining it through prototyping, to the final schematic and layout design, and on to fabrication and assembly. Readers will learn how to select components and work with suppliers, cost-engineer designs, navigate regulatory testing, and efficiently troubleshoot when things go wrong.

Whether they're a recent graduate, a seasoned professional, or a hobbyist tinkering in their basement, readers will find this title to be a valuable resource that saves them time and money.

About the Author

Hunter Scott is the Director of Hardware Engineering at Reach Labs, a Silicon Valley startup working on long-range wireless power. He has 10+ years of experience designing hardware in a range of industries, from healthcare to communications, and has guided two startups through Y Combinator. Scott has spoken at conferences like DEF CON and Altium Live, and his projects have been featured in publications like NPR, The Guardian, and The Chicago Tribune.