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5.0 out of 5 stars
A Must Have.
There are many different ways to investigate electronic design principals. Sometimes an engineering level is desired, sometimes a laymen type of instruction is prefered. This publication surrounds the reader with both kinds of information, it is my favirot reference manual for everything in circuitry design. You get it all, detailed discriptions of each component with...
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2.0 out of 5 stars
not very organized
besides the content.. just the layout of this book is terrible there are no colours (only blue, black, white) and the font is so light.... the book jumps around a lot and the diagrams are not well drawn.. just order it urself and see
Published on February 22, 2003 by K. Selva
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A Must Have.,
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There are many different ways to investigate electronic design principals. Sometimes an engineering level is desired, sometimes a laymen type of instruction is prefered. This publication surrounds the reader with both kinds of information, it is my favirot reference manual for everything in circuitry design. You get it all, detailed discriptions of each component with very intuitive drawings of the relative nature and the function of the component. Also you get example schematic circuits to develop the understanding as applied in the real world. This alone is worth the price of the book, no guesswork about design parameters or function; these are clearly stated and backed up with the BASIC math required to understand the component. This book is a steal for the price, I have paid 4 times as much for other manuals that are harder to digest all the very technical mathmatical expressions. This book is for the beginer to the mad scientist. You must get this book if you are refreshing your electronic memory or taking command of new projects and developing circuits of your own.
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Just Right,
This review is from: Electronic Devices and Circuits: Discrete and Integrated (Hardcover)
For a practicing engineer or engineering technician who wants a readable book to review theory this one is just about right. Steering a sensible course between too simplified (Hello Malvino!) on the one hand and rigorous to the point of useless on the other (most of my university texts), this book gives you good solid explanations of circuits and theory. Ignore the yutz who didn't find the diagrams flashy enough- this book assumes a degree of seriousness on the part of the reader. Hot tip: Dailey's earlier book, Operational Amplifiers and Linear ICs is outstanding.
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not very organized,
This review is from: Electronic Devices and Circuits: Discrete and Integrated (Hardcover)
besides the content.. just the layout of this book is terriblethere are no colours (only blue, black, white) and the font is so light.... the book jumps around a lot and the diagrams are not well drawn.. just order it urself and see |
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Electronic Devices and Circuits: Discrete and Integrated by Denton J. Dailey (Hardcover - July 20, 2000)
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