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Hello, im looking for books on topics such as these to enhance my knowlage of these subjects:
-Analog Electronics (basics through to advanced) TICK -Digital Electronics (basics through to advanced) TICK -RF Circuit Design -Semiconductor theory -Microcontroller / Digital Systems design TICK -Transformer Design TICK -Circuit Debugging TICK
and anything else along these lines, books prefurable should cover more then 1 of these topics, but to be honest any information on good books will be useful to me as i really want to learn more of these topics
huge thanks for any information, Thomas Williamson
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very nice link! not as good as paperbacks, but some very good information in those from what ive seen.. i only wish their connection was faster, 100MB @ 10kb/s is awful heh, thanks!
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So Far: Power Electronics Handbook The Art of Electronics Power-Switching Converters: Medium and High Power (looks very good from what i saw on amazon, but expencive) put orders for them all in any others?
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Jesus, these books are expencive, ive managed to find a copy of Art of Electronics for £58.43, is that around the right price for it?
I am afraid so. That was my reaction 20 years ago when I saw it in the Stanford U book store. After a quick overview I was hooked and I still use it regularly. It is a classic and still in print in updated form AFAIK. It is worth looking at the other electronics stuff (not books but real life) the authors (Horowits in particular with SETI, I think) have done over the years for radio astronomy and such.
If you can, get a library copy or browse in a book store and go over your planned list before buying each book. I have found that it was useful over they years before investing and building my library up, apart from the specs type books of course.
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