Err.. I am not even sure this belongs here. But anyway here goes...
Every semester, I look for the right books on the subjects prescribed for the semester. Admittedly books depend on a person's personal learning style,but surely there must be some books that are absolutely brilliant.
I could surely search and trawl through libraries until I find a brilliant book, but surely there are a few classics ( If that word can even be used in this context ).
For example, I liked
* Engineering Circuit Analysis by William Hayt
* Tony Kuphaldt's Book is extremely good and I definitely am not complaining,
However, there surely are books that are classics in fields like Digital Electronics, Electronic Circuits, Electron Devices, DSP etc..
List your favourites and help me out
Every semester, I look for the right books on the subjects prescribed for the semester. Admittedly books depend on a person's personal learning style,but surely there must be some books that are absolutely brilliant.
I could surely search and trawl through libraries until I find a brilliant book, but surely there are a few classics ( If that word can even be used in this context ).
For example, I liked
* Engineering Circuit Analysis by William Hayt
* Tony Kuphaldt's Book is extremely good and I definitely am not complaining,
However, there surely are books that are classics in fields like Digital Electronics, Electronic Circuits, Electron Devices, DSP etc..
List your favourites and help me out