things not covered by a schematic

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As a novice to electronics DIY, I was looking for a resource for how to assemble a schematic.
I understand the symbols used, but not how to develop an actual electronic system using the schematic. What I mean to say is, how are components connected and what are they "mounted" on in a typical DIY project?
I have used a breadboard as well as soldering a few wires together in my time.
Looking at inventory of DIY sites, it seems to me that a terminal strip could be used for components whereas transformers could be mounted directly to a chassis.
Lastly, "grounding" seems to be a complicated field that I could be served to read up on. On paper / breadboard it's a simple 0 ref point, but I think "star grounding schemes" seem like something more.

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Topic - things not covered by a schematic - dalcorn 06:14:06 02/20/06 (7)

Re: things not covered by a schematic - ironbut 16:59:47 02/25/06 (0)

Grounding - Jimmy 09:38:30 02/20/06 (1)

Re: Grounding - Sugardawg34 18:34:56 02/20/06 (0)

Read this as a start..... - Topper 08:22:30 02/20/06 (0)

A crock full...... - grhughes 06:47:35 02/20/06 (2)

Star Grounding Questions - FlaCharlie 07:32:56 02/20/06 (1)

Re: Star Grounding Questions - grhughes 08:10:07 02/20/06 (0)

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