Electronics Version...

[echen1024]

My Biology teacher showed me this poster on organic chemistry, and I thought hey! we could make an Electronics version of this! Crowd fund it, whatever. We could include basic ohm's law, calculating decoupling caps, linear and SMPS regulators, OP-Amp tutorials, etc...

http://web.expasy.org/cgi-bin/pathways/show_thumbnails.pl

This would be so cool.

[c4757p]

That is delightfully complicated. I'd love to see what an electronics version of that would look like. I can't even imagine.

[echen1024]

Exactly. I would LOVE this to hang up on my lab wall.

[Dago]

I wonder where I could get the biomed version, just that would be awesome as a poster.

[echen1024]

It's available for free from Roche Sceitific. Just need a credible excuse...

[ablacon64]

Maybe not so complicated or complete as you thought but I've seen this one on hackaday: http://hackaday.com/2013/09/28/electronics-everything-reference-poster/

does not seem very good though since the images seem to be a little blurry.

[mrflibble]

Heh, I actually use some of that stuff for some non-electronics interests. Although I prefer KEGG. Because it is awesome. And clickable, and has shitloads of linked info. And you can highlight nodes with url encoding. This one http://www.genome.jp/kegg-bin/show_pathway?map01100 + gene cards is damn handy for the interested bio-n00b on the go.

[tehmeme]

Maybe not so complicated or complete as you thought but I've seen this one on hackaday: http://hackaday.com/2013/09/28/electronics-everything-reference-poster/

does not seem very good though since the images seem to be a little blurry.

jpegs were used for some of the source material so a lot of the text and the details are lost due to compression.

[Greyersting]

It would be really cool.  Just a little bit could be added at a time and eventually it will create something like that.  How big was the poster?

[echen1024]

around 1x1.5 meters