Electronics

by David I. Crecraft, D.A. Gorham, J.J. Sparkes

This major textbook addresses the needs of first year degree and diploma students in Electrical and Electronic Engineering. Its top-down presentation emphasises system design, rather than the traditional component-based approach found in many introductory texts.The complexities of device physics are delayed until a full understanding of basic principles has been established. Such an approach recognises changes in teaching, both in school curricula and in modern degree courses.

Genres: Reference

784 pages, Paperback

First published October 22, 1992

Reviews

[Nathan Mclatchie · Rating 4 out of 5]

The same as the other textbook, walkthrough of the main ingredients.
This book was a smooth read, I really like how the smoothness made it a fast read.
Brings stuff together, like science, and history.
The book definitely stained my brain, ready for more intel.
Didn’t do the tasks or the math as, I’m a learning, but did follow every diagrams.
Front to back.