Electronics

by David I. Crecraft, David Gorham

Providing an introduction to good engineering practice for electrical and electronic engineers, this book is intended for first- and second-year undergraduate courses. It deals with engineering practice in relation to important topics such as reliability and maintainability, heat management and parasitic electrical effects, environmental influences, testing and safety. The coverage encompasses the properties, behaviour, fabrication and use of materials and components used in the fields of computing, digital systems, instrumentation, and control. The second edition has been revised extensively to reflect advances in technology, with new material on insulation-displacement jointing and electrical-safety testing.

Genres: Reference

Kindle Edition

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.