[sdiy] Learning about current sinks and sources

[Pete Hartman]

What advantage does the 3rd edition hold over the newer editions?
(Looking at amazon, looks like at least up to 8th edition....)



On Tue, Mar 3, 2015 at 11:52 AM, David G Dixon <dixon at mail.ubc.ca> wrote:
> I strongly concur with Neil.  For learning the basics of electronic circuits
> with transistors, you really can't beat Malvino.  If you can find it, the
> 3rd edition is spectacular.  Probably one of the 2 or 3 best textbooks I've
> ever seen on any subject (and, being a prof, I've seen lots of textbooks).
> Very clear prose, written for people who don't already know (unlike Horowitz
> and Hill, which can be quite daunting for beginners).
>
>> Start with Malvino's Electronics Principles.  That covers the
>> general area of electronics with transistors and op-amps.
>> What you are asking about is one specific application, and to
>> understand that you really need an understanding of the fundamentals.
>>
>> Being a textbook used copies can be had for very little these days.
>
>
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