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Electronics Demystified
Best-selling "Demystified" author and electronics expert Stan Gibilisco has penned the perfect introductory book for consumers, hobbyists, and students alike. Coverage includes essential topics such as current and power supplies, wireless, digital principles, measurement and monitoring, transducers and sensors, location and navigation, and more.
Paperback, 401 pages
Published
August 19th 2004
by McGraw-Hill Professional Publishing
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If you are new to electronics and have no idea about circuits, transistors, diodes, antennas or even what these words really mean, this might be the right book for you. It introduces all these concepts, and lets you get exposed to them in a systematic way. However, the concepts may be introduced a bit haphazardly, and it's not always easy to see how all the material fits together. The book is also filled with exercises and quizzes, and these may be the most worthwhile aspects of the books. Nonet...more
Explains power fundamentals, how power supplies work and some other basics in a straightforward way.
I'm having a rough time with impedance though. That chapter is like a rubik's cube made of words and 90 degree phase shifts.
I'm having a rough time with impedance though. That chapter is like a rubik's cube made of words and 90 degree phase shifts.
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