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Re[2]: Good books about electronics
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Speaking of good books:
It seem the majority of books you can pick up is on "ideal"
electronics. The "ideal" transistor, the "ideal" op-amp, the "ideal"
circuit! What about a book that tells you when you should put a
capacitor of XuF across Vcc and Gnd or a resistor of Y ohms at
location Z. Like,...what does a 330 ohm resitor in series with pin 1
of the motor chip and BINH on the sonar board do? How do you interface
ideal electronics, (mechtronics) with the real world? Does anyone know
of a good book that tells you this kinda stuff?
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To: Mikael Suvi <mike@epl.ee>
From: smith21@mail.sdsu.edu (Gordon Smith)
Subject: Re: Good books about electronics
Cc: handyboard@media.mit.edu
> Hi!
>
> I'm very new in this business. So I thought where could I get a
> good tutorial book about electronic components and the way they work.
> And most important - what is electricity and how it works.
> Can anyone advise me?
>
> mike
Mike,
I would also recommend the book: "Electronics (A Self-teaching guide)" by
Harry Kybett (1986 by John Willey & Sons) ISBN 0-471-00916-4. It is a very
excellent beginning text. It teaches concepts and then you self test
yourself every 2-3 pages on the concepts.
Gordon F. Smith II
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