Studying Where Can I Find Books to Learn Electrical Engineering?

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For those interested in self-studying electrical engineering from the ground up, several resources and book recommendations are available. Key topics to cover include foundational concepts such as Coulomb's Law, Gauss's Law, and Maxwell's Equations, along with basic circuit analysis. Two specific links provided in the discussion lead to valuable guides and resources, particularly emphasizing a student's guide to Maxwell's Equations, which is highly recommended for beginners. Engaging with these materials will facilitate a solid understanding of electrical engineering principles.
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Can someone give me a lead for acquiring books for electrical engineering? I want to learn electrical engineering, but I would be starting from scratch and would like to purchase books to teach myself. Any info would be much appreciated! Thanks!
 
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A students guide to maxwells equations. buy it. love it. eat it.
 
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