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I'd like to start prototyping circuits on breadboards. I want to look at the schematic diagrams, buy the parts, put the circuit on breadboard and test if it works.

I just want to do this as a practice so I can actually do that with some other, complex circuits I wish to design (just for fun).

Is there any source from where I can get such "beginner" circuits to practice which would include microcontroller ICs, power supply, and all sort of components that are used in real life circuits?

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This question is too open ended to reasonably answer. Try making a small audio amplifier, maybe even including something that can drive a small speaker enough to be heard on the bench. However, there are many many things you could do. – Olin Lathrop Jan 2 '12 at 13:40

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Many manufacturers make kitsets with a range of components, a breadboard and a book of circuits.

You probably don't have a Dick Smith or Jaycar store in Nagpur, but here are some examples of the sort of thing that will be available elsewhere. ebay may be a source of such things.

Jaycar in Australia do these - volume 1 , Volunme 2 and Volume 3

This brochure shows what kits are available

THEN there is PICAxe :-)

Avoid things things this simple

You tube example of Dick Smith kit

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