Finding the Best Electrical Circuit Theory Book

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The best book for electrical circuit theory recommended in the discussion is "The Art of Electronics" by Paul Horowitz and Winfield Hill, which serves as an introductory text covering both analog and digital design. Participants noted that while "The Art of Electronics" is comprehensive for circuit theory, it may not focus extensively on electrostatics or electrodynamics. Users are encouraged to search the Electrical Engineering forum for additional recommendations on introductory books related to these topics.

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Which is the best book for electrical circuit theory?
 
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rohit dutta said:
Which is the best book for electrical circuit theory?

At what level? I personally like The Art of Electronics, by Horowitz and Hill as an intro electronics book:

https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_...ks,k:the art of electronics&tag=pfamazon01-20

There have been other threads here in the EE forum that have discussed other similar intro books. If you do a forums search on Howoritz, you will probably find some of those other threads. :smile:
 
My friend had suggested art of electronics. I have not gone through it till date. I'm currently studying electrostatics. Will be dealing with classical electrodynamics very soon.
 
rohit dutta said:
My friend had suggested art of electronics. I have not gone through it till date. I'm currently studying electrostatics. Will be dealing with classical electrodynamics very soon.

Oh, that's different. The AoE is more circuit stuff, from the basics up through analog & digital design. Are you looking for more Electrostatics/Electrodynamics type books?
 
berkeman said:
Oh, that's different. The AoE is more circuit stuff, from the basics up through analog & digital design. Are you looking for more Electrostatics/Electrodynamics type books?

Electrodynamics.
 

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