Book for knowing about electricity

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Several users recommend books for understanding electricity, including "Electronic Principles" by Malvino and "Electrical Principles for the Electrical Trades" by Jim Jenneson, which is popular among apprentices. "Circuits" by A. Bruce Carlson is noted for its readability and comprehensive coverage. Additionally, a book by Hayt and Kemmerly is suggested as a valuable resource. This discussion highlights various educational materials for learning about Ohm's laws, AC and DC circuits, and capacitors.
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can anybody suggest me a book for knowing about electricity in detail (ohm's laws,AC ,DC Circuits,capacitors etc)
 
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I suggest u 2 refer 2 'Electronic principles' by Malvino.for further details contact me at vtwo@rediffmail.com.
 
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Try...'Electrical Principles for the Electrical Trades' 5th Edition by Jim Jenneson.

This book is widely used for apprentices in the electrical trade
 
I suggest Circuits by A.Bruce Carlson
It is very easy to read and compreshensive and in-depth coverage.
 
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can anybody suggest me a book for knowing about electricity in detail (ohm's laws,AC ,DC Circuits,capacitors etc)

Good call. I am after something similar so this thread has been useful for me too so thanks :smile:
 
Book by Hayt, Kemmerly is worth a look and is a nice book.
 

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