Finding the Right Electronics Book

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The forum discussion centers on recommended electronics books for beginners seeking to solidify their fundamental concepts. Key titles mentioned include "Introductory Circuit Analysis" by Boylestad, "The Art of Electronics" by Paul Horowitz and Winfield Hill, and "Electronic Devices" by Floyd. Participants emphasize the clarity and illustrative quality of these texts, particularly highlighting Floyd's work for circuit analysis. Additionally, "The Electronics of Radio" by David B. Rutledge is suggested for those interested in RF fundamentals.

PREREQUISITES
  • Basic understanding of electronics terminology
  • Familiarity with circuit analysis concepts
  • Knowledge of radio frequency fundamentals
  • Access to recommended textbooks or online resources
NEXT STEPS
  • Research "Introductory Circuit Analysis" by Boylestad for foundational knowledge
  • Explore "The Art of Electronics" for comprehensive circuit design insights
  • Investigate "The Electronics of Radio" by David B. Rutledge for RF fundamentals
  • Utilize the free textbook series "Lessons In Electronic Circuits" available online
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Students, hobbyists, and anyone interested in gaining a solid foundation in electronics principles and circuit analysis.

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Books?? Please

I am interested in electronics and i am in need of a book which will do me good in clearing my fundamental concepts. Any recommendations. I have heard of A P Malvino and B Grob. Since i am i India my exposure to the international market of books. Anyway please help?
 
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-Introductory Circuit Analysis, Boyelstad
-Electronic Design, Carpenter
-Electronic Devices, Floyd
 
Art of Electronics is one of the best. I also like the Floyd one that antoker listed above.
 
triden said:
Art of Electronics is one of the best. I also like the Floyd one that antoker listed above.

Yeah, floyd is good, especially when it comes to circuit analysis.
 
if u ever want abotu RF fundamentals froam A to B u can use "the electronics of radio" for david B.rutledge ... it is super great
 
I will also second the suggestion for Introductory Circuit Analysis, Boyelstad. This is the book to have if youre new to this kind of stuff. The book has very clear explanations, lots of illustrations, examples, and applications.

Also The Art of Electronics is a good reference book.
 

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