In general, I would like to learn how to create an improvised electronic relay that could “communicate” with a computer.

Also, I did not find books on creating drivers for electronic products, with the simplest examples.

In general, I would very much like to read books in this direction.

There is a book DMK Press "Embedded systems based on Linux."

It is more about Linux, but I would like, for example: Create a lamp (220V) with a timer that, when connected to a computer, would be recognized, it would have its own communication protocol and, of course, would have its own software

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    Please read the description for the book label. - Pavel Mayorov
  • @PavelMayorov read, did not find anything about programming additional devices. - timob256
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    This does not negate the fact that any question about books is oftopic. - Pavel Mayorov 1:29 pm

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