Something along the lines of Roland HD-1. I figured it would save me some space and my neighbors wouldn’t hate me as much. I’m wondering if it would be counter-productive to learn on an electronic as opposed to a real set. Seems like they would have a totally different feel.

I am installing a backup camera into my car the license plate light is blinding the camera at night time making it useless. I can’t figure out the name of the electronic component i need. There are two inputs and one output. A is the reverse light volt. (just used for signal). B is the license plate light. C is the output of the circuit.Normally A is off (when moving forward) so only B is detected and there is an output from C. When voltage is detected on input A, the circuit should cut power to output C.

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I have interested in playing electronic guitar and I liked to learn it.but i didn’t played any musical instruments before.I’ve been advised I must learn an another instrument first.my question is the mentioned advice is correct or not.and If it’s correct what should i learn first?If it’s not what would be your suggestion?

Testing an electroic circuit, something like a transistor circuit or a light signalling circuit ect.

I’m looking for some sort of reference that illustrates and dimensions electronic component standards. Like SOIC, DIP, PLCC. I need to create CAD models of various components so I would like to find drawings of all of the most common EE packages. Does anyone know where to look? Thanks.