This one *may* be harder without the AC class under your belt.

Also talk to the instructors. They may suggest books or even give / lend
you something. Also ask about hams in the area.

73, Steve, K9DCI


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"Tim Wescott" wrote in message
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It sounds like you're on the right track. If you can take a
semiconductor
devices course at the right time that'd be good, but they're usually
3rd-year courses & may not be taught at community college.

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Tim Wescott

Thanks for the advice, Tim. It looks like the solid state class might be
the same as your semiconductor devices course? From the course
description:
"Analyzes characteristics of semiconductor devices and their application
in
common electronic circuits. Covers construction of simple power supplies
and
more complex amplifier circuits and regulators. Includes construction and
measurement of devices and circuit parameters to verify math analysis of
circuits designed." There are also classes in analog circuits and devices
and in digital circuits.

Thanks,
Matt