
The Art of Electronics
The x Chapters
by Paul Horowitz
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appears in Electronics, Electronics Engineering, and Electrical Engineering.
The Art of Electronics: The xChapters expands on topics introduced in the bestselling third edition of The Art of Electronics, completing the broad discussions begun in the latter. In addition to covering more advanced materials relevant to its companion, The xChapters also includes extensive treatment of many topics in electronics that are part...
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appears in Electronics, Electronics Engineering, and Electrical Engineering.
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“This is a dense, wide-ranging desk reference that reads like stitched-together chapters on circuits, signals, power, and practical design tips. It's most useful as a quick-lookup resource and a reminder of rules of thumb when you already know the basics; expect compact explanations, diagrams, and lots of factual detail. Limitation: it can feel uneven—some topics are terse, others long—and it doesn't handhold beginners or include hands-on exercises. Best used on the job or while studying for targeted problems rather than as a linear textbook.”
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