The Art of Electronics

This book came well recommended and has not been a disappointment. It is not in the style of anything written by the ARRL for learning LRC and RF material, nor had it been presented as such.

The information is very detailed and very complete. Some areas are a little devoid of extensive material but the reader should be easily guided to finding material that will complete their education.

I found nothing that was inaccurate and that says a lot for any technical publication. It covers most of the basics and does it very well. If you are looking for extremely detailed information in any particular subject, this is not the book for you.

Do not omit this book from your library. It is a de facto standard and deserves a lot of respect.

Without doubt, this is the best single source book on the subject of electronics that has ever been written. Most publications on the subject are too technical with language hardly anyone understands.

The clear straight forward approach, written in everyday language, with a deemphpasis on mathematics, can truly take one from a novice, to a well respected professional. I know, I'm one of them.

Sincerely,
Robert K Walcott

The book technoligy wise is a little out of date but the prinicples are still very current. I found this to put into layman terms what I was in some case having a hard time explaining to non-technical people. A very usefull and informitive aide in electronics.

This book is known as a classic among everyone, who is into electronics. That is all I need to say ;-)

Excellent inroduction for persons eager to learn how to design useful circuits and they have a background in Physics and Calculus. It is not an engineering course for elecrical engineers but it is useful for non-electrical engineering majors. Studying the text THE ART OF ELECTRONICS and the STUDENT MANUAL FOR THE ART OF ELECTRONICS someone will acquire working knowledge in electronics.