Electronic Devices -- Please suggest a book for learning the basics

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For those seeking foundational knowledge in electronic devices, "The Art of Electronics" is highly recommended for its comprehensive coverage of topics, including semiconductors. Additionally, for individuals considering a career focused on the design and manufacturing of electronic components, a background in quantum physics is suggested to deepen understanding of the subject.
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Please suggest a book for basics of electronic devices subject.
 
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can you be a bit more specific please
 
davenn said:
can you be a bit more specific please

A book which can provide me basics on topics like semiconductors.
 
You can't go wrong with "The Art of Electronics."

But if you're planning more of a career in the field (making them, not using them), some quantum physics is in order.
 
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yeah, agreed, Jeff ... still one of the better books around :smile:
 

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