[sdiy] Book Recommendations

[Adam (synthDIY)]

"Troubleshooting Analog Circuits" by Bob Pease is an eye opener for doing what it says on the tin. The digital guys might be surprised at some of the analogue quirks mentioned here. You have to get used to Bob's offhand dry style...

Don Lancaster's various "cookbooks" the best known probably is the CMOS one but the earlier ones were great for getting your head around the different logic families - I think they're all pretty much available online and free these days (???) but you know you really want a paper copy

A

> On 15 May 2024, at 10:15 pm, Ashlyn Black <ashlyn at ashlynblack.com> wrote:
> 
> Hi all,
> 
> Just wondering if there's any other essential reading I should add to my booklist?
> 
> So far I've got:
> 
> - The Art of Electronics 3rd Ed. by Horowitz & Hill
> - The Art of Electronics - The X Chapters by Horowitz & Hill
> - Learning The Art of Electronics by Hayes & Horowitz
> - The Circuit Designer's Companion 4th Ed. by Wilson
> - Practical Electronics for Inventors 4th Ed. by Scherz & Monk
> - Musical Applications of Microprocessors 1st Ed. by Chamberlin
> - The A-Z of Analogue Synthesizers Parts One & Two Revised by Forrest
> 
> Planning to get:
> 
> - Musical Applications of Microprocessors 2nd Ed. by Chamberlin (about to order this from Jeff)
> - Fundamentals of Music Processing 2nd Ed. by Müller
> - Electronic Music Circuits by Klein
> - Microsound by Roads
> - Musimathics Volumes 1 & 2 by Loy
> - Small Signal Audio Design 3rd Ed. by Self
> - Electronic Music - Systems, Techniques and Controls by Strange
> - Electronotes Collection by Hutchins
> - Designing Analog Chips by Camenzind
> 
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