Free books or learning tools for electrical engineering?

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The discussion centers on recommended free resources for electrical engineering students, highlighting notable textbooks and online learning tools. "Basic Engineering Circuit Analysis" by J. David Irwin is praised as an essential textbook, while "An Introduction to Semiconductor Principles" by Donald Neaman is also recommended. Participants mention that MIT offers free online courses in electrical engineering, which include various learning materials like video lectures and homework sets. Additionally, resources such as the Analog Devices Op Amp Applications Handbook are suggested as valuable references for students. The conversation emphasizes the availability of free educational content from universities and online platforms, making it easier for students to access quality learning materials in electrical engineering.
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What free books/pdfs or online learning tools(encyclopedias/notes) are there on electrical engineering that you recommend?
 
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i think "Basic Engineering Circuit Analysis by J. DAVID IRWIN (9th Edition)" is best textbook of EE

Also, You had better reading "An introduction to semiconductor principle by Donald Neaman 3rd edition"

It is gift for Electrical engineering student.
 
MIT opened up a number of their courses to everyone for free awhile ago, so I would start there. Each course has a different amount of stuff--some have video lectures, some just homework sets--but I've used a few for physics and they were great. Many other universities have opened up course work for free as well with different platforms. Below is a link to some of MIT's ee courses.

http://ocw.mit.edu/courses/electrical-engineering-and-computer-science/
 
@emplth, i said free books/pdfs. Those aren't free.
 

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