Practical Electronics Handbook

This is the perfect primer for someone who is already electronics savvy to get into the engineering side of things. I wish I had this book before I began engineering school. Not for beginners. For beginners, I recommend "Getting Started in Electronics" by Forrest M. Mims III. It is crudely written, but easy to understand and easy to follow.

came on time and just went though it and has a lot of thing that I was looking for with other reference books just comes in handy don't have too look all over the place for what in front of you.

The best electronics book I have ever opened. I owned the paper back and the electronic version. It has almost everything you need to really get in to the projects that u never could complete.

Prompt service and works well with my system. I would buy from seller again and recommend it to others. Product priced well.

Not a great book, but certainly not bad either. has a lot of material covered better elsewhere. it has a fair bit of data, but it is a bit overpriced for what it is.

This book covers several topics, but many things are not presented in an easy to understand way. For several topics things made sense ONLY after reading stuff from the internet.

Though covering similar topics, this book pales in comparison with Art of Electronics. It is not worthy buying. It always amazes me that some authors put out books without even considering if their books can stack up to the standard books in the same field.