John is Technical Editor on the UK's leading hobbyist electronics magazine Everyday Practical Electronics and has been involved in electronics as a hobbyist, designer, engineer and technical author for over 30 years. He has also been responsible for the production of MEM Supplements for a number of years. All contributors to MEM are highly experienced in their field, many of them either working in industry as professional electronics engineers or as senior tutors of electronics. There are six main categories for which a wealth of data is provided in the Manual. Starting first and foremost with the topic of safety, the Manual continues with basic principles of passive and active components, moving on to test and measurement equipment and then offering selected circuits to build.
Much technical data is included as well.
A detailed breakdown of all the subjects covered in the various categories is given here . Whilst the Base Manual is complete in its own right, you will certainly benefit from the additional information published through the quarterly MEM Supplements . One Supplement is supplied FREE with each new Manual. Each Supplement, of around 160 pages, expands your knowledge and understanding of electronics, not only reinforcing selected topics in the Base Manual, but also through the introduction and in-depth explanation of other aspects of modern electronics. Many past Supplements are available - some at discount prices.