Basic Engineering Circuit Analysis

by J. David Irwin, R. Mark Nelms

Basic Engineering Circuit Analysis, Ninth Edition maintains its student friendly, accessible approach to circuit analysis and now includes even more features to engage and motivate students.  In addition to brand new exciting chapter openers, all new accompanying photos are included to help engage visual learners.  This revision introduces completely re-done figures with color coding to significantly improve student comprehension and FE exam problems at the ends of chapters for student practice.  The text continues to provide a strong problem-solving approach along with a large variety of problems and examples. 

Genres: Engineering, Textbooks, Reference, Nonfiction, Electrical Engineering

864 pages, Hardcover

First published May 1, 1984

Reviews

[Kevin]

Poignant read. This book--no, scripture, has the capacity to shake anyone to their soul and make them question the purpose of life, existence of god, and fundamental nature of our universe. A most vivid writing style is paired with stellar visual aids for an unparalleled reading experience. Brought tears to my eyes and bodily fluids out of numerous other orifices (mostly blood).

Also has a lot of pictures of circuits for some reason?

[Ranauet]

here is basic cocept of solving circuits

[Bookreadingnarcissist]

Not a well-written textbook at all. Writing is extremely convoluted and difficult to understand, which is too bad considering the importance of the topic. The answers are also very vague and skip most of the calculus, which can lead to problems when getting into the more advanced Laplace equations. I'm only giving this two stars because the questions were actually good and mentally stimulating.

[Faisal]

nice

[Cl]

i need read this book today

[Umer Waqas]

ok

[Ali Hassan]

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[Nehal]

good

[Mehboobahmad Niazi]

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[Ahmad Khiarallah]

good