Barron's Electronics the Easy Way

by Rex Miller, Mark Richard Miller, Rex Miller

Book Overview

This supplementary textbook for electrical engineering students will also prove enlightening to others who have an aptitude for working with electronic equipment. The authors present a complex subject in step-by-step fashion -- literally guiding students through the easy way to understand electronics. This newly updated edition embraces the most recent developments in electronics. Opening with a chapter on the many available careers in the field,...

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0812040813
• ISBN13: 9780812040814
• Release Date: January 1988
• Publisher: Barron's Educational Series
• Length: 377 Pages
• Weight: 1.43 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 7.8" x 10.9"

Customer Reviews

great

my husband loves this book. hes an elevator mechanic and always wanting to learn. we found this at the lirbray and after he checked it out over six times i decided it would be a good buy! worth it!

Very helpful

I bought this book for my Basic Electronics class, and it really helped with understanding everything. I wasn't falling asleep or overwhelmed. It really turns me off when something advertises itself as the "easy way" to do something because I feel like I'm ripping myself off, but after reading this book a bit, I realized that it's not a shortcut-- it's simply laid out well, so yeah I'm a fan. -allie

Very helpful

I bought this book for my Basic Electronics class, and it really helped with understanding everything. I wasn't falling asleep or overwhelmed. It really turns me off when something advertises itself as the "easy way" to do something because I feel like I'm ripping myself off, but after reading this book a bit, I realized that it's not a shortcut-- it's simply laid out well, so yeah I'm a fan.

Electronics the Easy Way (Electronics the Easy Way)

Book met my needs

Good beginning electronics book

This is an excellent book for basic electronics. I have about a dozen books on basic electronics and this is probably the best written out of them. It is written for an individual with no electronics experience that wishes to learn on his or her own. It is not a textbook and does not go past basic theory, but it does cover the theory of operation of several appliances such as; Television, VCR?s, audio cassettes, Compact Disks and radio. It does have a small amount of math that is well explained.