I'm looking for a book on diodes/transistors that is easy to understand. I'm having a bit of difficulty with my current book "Electronic Devices and Circuit Theory" by Boylestad and Nashelsky.
I hear Art Of Electronics by Horowitz is very popular. I was lucky enough to find a programming book that I can pick up from the first page and just read sequentially without being overwhelmed with unnecessary information or lacking descriptions and examples. With that book, I go section by section and test the programs that the author uses as examples.
I'd like to be able to find a book that I can read and learn in such a way with transistors. Basic Electricity was written so it was easy to learn and understand, but it was basic in some ways. If anyone has any recommendations, I'd very much appreciate them.
I hear Art Of Electronics by Horowitz is very popular. I was lucky enough to find a programming book that I can pick up from the first page and just read sequentially without being overwhelmed with unnecessary information or lacking descriptions and examples. With that book, I go section by section and test the programs that the author uses as examples.
I'd like to be able to find a book that I can read and learn in such a way with transistors. Basic Electricity was written so it was easy to learn and understand, but it was basic in some ways. If anyone has any recommendations, I'd very much appreciate them.