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A user is seeking recommendations for a new electrical engineering book, specifically looking for resources that cover BJT circuits, operational amplifiers, and diodes. They found Sedra and Smith's style unsatisfactory and are looking for alternatives. One suggested book is "Electronic Principles" by Albert Malvino, noted for its simplicity and ease of understanding, making it suitable for beginners. The recommender emphasizes that even experienced engineers find value in the foundational concepts presented in the book. The discussion highlights the importance of accessible resources for both new and seasoned electrical engineering students.
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Hi all,

I am currently looking for a new book on electrical engineering. I was recently reading Sedra and Smith but was not 100% keen on the style.

Could anyone recommend something to similar level : I require BJT circuit, Operational amplifiers (Schmitt Triggers, Active Filters) and Diodes mainly.

Does anyone have a book they could not live without?

Thanks very much :)
 
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If you need an introduction book on BJT, OP-AMP, very simple and easy understanding:

https://www.amazon.com/Electronic-Principles-Albert-Malvino/dp/0028028333/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1333344811&sr=8-1

I started my career with this book and gone a long way. But it is quite easy, maybe too easy for you if you are in upper division. But I still use what I learn when I do design. Put it this way, the used ones are cheap. I actually ordered one, but I order the experiment manual by mistake and have not re-ordered yet.
 
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