For over two decades, Teach Yourself Electricity and Electronics has been the gold standard for self-paced learning in electrical engineering. The 7th Edition, co-authored by Simon Monk and the late Stan Gibilisco, delivers a modernized approach to core concepts with...

Charles Platt's Encyclopedia of Electronic Components Volume 2 stands as the definitive practical guide for anyone working with signal processing components. Part of the acclaimed three-volume set, this 314-page manual delivers crystal-clear explanations of LEDs, LCDs, audio components, thyristors, digital...

Charles Platt's Make: More Electronics builds on the success of his foundational Make: Electronics, offering 394 pages of hands-on experiments with logic chips, magnetic sensors, and audio amplifiers. This 2014 release maintains the series' signature "learn by burning components" approach,...

In the world of DIY electronics, Electronics for Beginners by Jonathan Bartlett stands out as a gateway to mastering circuit design and microcontroller programming. With 313 ratings averaging 4.7/5 stars, this 530-page guide bridges theory and practice through battery-powered projects...

For anyone venturing into electronics or amateur radio, "Understanding Basic Electronics" serves as an exceptional foundation. Now in its second edition, this ARRL-published guide breaks down complex concepts into digestible modules, complete with real-world examples and kitchen-table-friendly experiments. With 534...

In the world of electronics education, Make: Electronics 3rd Edition stands out as a revolutionary hands-on learning tool. Authored by Charles Platt, contributing editor to Make Magazine, this award-winning guide transforms complex concepts into engaging experiments. With updated content reflecting...