Where Can I Learn to Build Electronic Circuits By Hand?

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I just finish course on electric circuits and soild state Devices I want to start learning to apply what I studied I want to build electrionic circuits by my hand Can you suggest books or courses to teach these things??
 
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Welcome to the PF, Paul. :smile:

There is a helpful thread that is stuck at the top of the EE forum that discusses using various types of prototype boards to build circuits:

https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/how-are-these-prototype-boards-used.955338/
You might also consider buying a couple starter electronics kits to build. They usually come with a schematic and an explanation of the circuit operation, and are a great way to get started building things. Just do a Google search for electronics kits, and pick a couple that look interesting (radio receiver, etc.).
 
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berkeman said:
You might also consider buying a couple starter electronics kits to build.
I just purchased a couple starter kits for a friends 12 year old boy from https://www.jameco.com/Jameco/content/electronic-kits.html
He's a smart kid but not doing that well in school. He's said it's boring; hence the kits that may stimulate more learning interest.
 
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