Recommendations for Practical + Scientific Electronics Books

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anyone could recommend a practical + scientific (2 in 1) electoronics book?

I have a Microelectronic Circuits book but it is only theoretical. It teaches circuits but I want to actualy make some...
 
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I'd have to agree, the Art of Electronics is just about second to none. If you're completely new to electronics, you will probably need to supplement it with a more formal text on circuit analysis, but it's a great resource for ideas.

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Analog and Digital Electronics for Scientists and Engineers, Simpson --- it's got to be good --- I just reached for it, and it's the third copy to walk off from me.

Any of Lancaster's "Cookbooks." e.g., The IC Op-amp Cookbook. TTl, CMOS, Phase-locked Loops, couple others.

Transistor Circuits and Applications, Cowles.

Handbook of Electronics Calculations, Kaufman and Seidman.

Handbook of Integrated Circuit Operational Amplifiers, Rutkowski.

Operational Amplifier Circuit Design, Stout and Kaufman.

--- and, if you're looking for something really chewy, Giacoletto.