The Kingfisher Book of Electronics by Helen Mintern, Helena Sturridge, Donald Aldous and Peter Marsh (1984)
The Kingfisher Book of Electronics by Helen Mintern, Helena Sturridge, Donald Aldous and Peter Marsh (1984)
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Discover the technology behind screens sound and robots
Vintage Good Condition - Minor wear to the cover edges and corners. Foxing to the front endpaper and first page, with a small pencil price at the top. Otherwise the pages are clean and tidy. Published 1984.
The Kingfisher Book of Electronics introduces the devices and ideas that helped transform daily life during the electronic revolution. Its illustrated explanations explore computers, television and video, sound systems and robots, showing how electronic components make familiar machines work. Diagrams and cutaway-style drawings connect the underlying principles to recognisable equipment, with subjects including video recorders, video discs, amplification and control. Written for curious younger readers, the book invites investigation of the technology behind entertainment, communication and automated machines. As a guide from the era of rapidly developing home electronics, it also offers an absorbing view of the equipment, expectations and inventions that shaped that period.
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