If you are starting in electronics and want to learn more than just the basics needed to connect a few LEDs and make them blink with an arduino or Raspberry Pi, then there's a lot of information waiting for you to read.
Below are the cover pages of some good books I've read. They are ordered from simple to more advanced electronics concepts.
- Getting Started in Electronics by Mims explains the bases of electricity and semiconductors.
- Make Electronics by Platt presents a collection of 36 experimental circuits complementing the previous book.
- All New Electronics by Kybett & Boysen includes more concepts such as DC and AC circuits, resonant circuits, oscillators and amplifiers.
- Pratical Electronics for Inventors by Scherz is similar but with more in-depth analysis than the previous book.
- The Art of Electronics by Horowitz & Hill is the bible of electronics.
- Microelectronic Circuits by Sedra & Smith is the final book of the list and the most complex one, recommended for anyone attending electronics graduation courses.
Published on Monday 2015/07/20, last modified on Sunday 2015/07/26