Senior Design Course in Stevens Institute of Technology

The first rule of resource acquisition: Never pay for something you can get for free:
Check with manufacturers and their distributors to see if they will GIVE you samples.
If you are not looking for a particularly expensive part, they will probably give you one or two, particularly if they think the sample might lead to a large production run in the future. This is where your market and product cost estimates become particularly relevant.

Links
ARRL Handbook for Radio Communications - This is a practical, down-to-earth reference on all kinds of electronics and communications technology. Formerly known as the Radio Amateur's Handbook
Circuit Cellar magazine - Anything you want to know about embedded systems, home control, interfacing, and other computer applications is covered. Published by Steve Ciarcia, former writer for Byte magazine when it was a technical experimenters magazine.
Reference Data for Engineers Radio, Electronics, Computer & Communications - A compendium of tidbits of all kinds of electronic and communications information

This is intended to be an evolving resource, check back as I add more links. Email me if you find other useful resources
Note: This is intended to be one set of resources for students in Senior Design. Inclusion on this list does not imply endorsement of any particular product or company.

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