US$32 (plus S&H) CD-ROM (single user version)
US$55 (plus S&H) CD-ROM (multiple user version)

This CD-ROM has been developed from Max Horsey's Teach-In series "A Guide to Modular Circuit Design" (EPE Nov '95 to Aug '96). This highly acclaimed series presented a range of tried and tested analog and digital circuit modules, together with the knowledge to use and interface them. Thus allowing anyone with a basic understanding of circuit symbols to design and build their own projects.

Essential information for anyone undertaking high school-level electronics or technology courses, and for hobbyists who want to get to grips with project design.

Designing your Circuit: Simply select your modules from the wide choice available, read how they work, and join them together to make your circuit.

Over seventy different Input, Processor, and Output modules are illustrated and fully described together with detailed information on construction, fault-finding, and components, including circuit symbols, pinouts, power supplies, decoupling, and so forth. A full contents list and alphabetical index are provided and, at every stage, alternative modules are offered.

Written by a highly experienced author and teacher (Max is head of Electronics at Radley College), this CD brings it all together for all students of electronics.

Minimum System Requirements: PC with 486/33MHz or higher, VGA+256 colors or better, CD-ROM drive, 8MB RAM, 8MB free space on hard disk. Mouse, web browser (Netscape, Internet Explorer, or similar).