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Electricity and Basic Electronics [Paperback]

Stephen R. Matt
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  • Paperback: 119 pages
  • Publisher: Goodheart-Willcox Pub; 7 Workbook edition (Jan 2009)
  • Language English
  • ISBN-10: 1590708784
  • ISBN-13: 978-1590708781
  • Product Dimensions: 27.9 x 21.6 x 0.8 cm
  • Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (1 customer review)

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4 of 7 people found the following review helpful
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Format:Hardcover
I am an Electronics Instructor at the Community College level. I have used this book for a number of years as the text in my introduction course. The course is for those who may work a little with electricity/electronics but won't be an electronics technician. The book is laid out in a very readable style, with good examples and problems. I reccommend it as a beginning text for those with an interest in Electronics. I should warn potential readers that some of the "sample Projects" will need modification to work. I also recommend the matching Lab Book.
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Good Basic text, easy to follow. 24 Aug 1999
By A Customer - Published on Amazon.com
Format:Hardcover
I am an Electronics Instructor at the Community College level. I have used this book for a number of years as the text in my introduction course. The course is for those who may work a little with electricity/electronics but won't be an electronics technician. The book is laid out in a very readable style, with good examples and problems. I reccommend it as a beginning text for those with an interest in Electronics. I should warn potential readers that some of the "sample Projects" will need modification to work. I also recommend the matching Lab Book.
Unsure about this book 9 May 2012
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A lesson I re-learned about purchasing this book is to pay attention to the reviews, many of the reviews say that this book is full of errors, the reason for buying this book was to learn from it now I am unsure what is correct and what is error, it is amazing a person can put out a book with errors and profit from it.
Solid Introduction 20 Dec 2009
By Tom K. - Published on Amazon.com
The 23 chapters comprehensively cover the materials for a 1 semester college or 1 year high school class. The author provides enough conceptual, math and terminology depth to be accurate, while providing enough applications and clear illustrations to facilitate experiential learning. This text covers both electricity and electronics at an introductory level. The many projects would require help from an instructor or team to actually complete in a safe and timely manner. The author provides many relevant examples of usage, but the 1998 text is dated today. A good complement would be The New York Times Circuits: How Electronic Things Work. Students with only basic Algebra I and Geometry could complete this book, if motivated. Better to have completed Algebra II with a B level of mastery. This text could also be complemented with a Radio Shack electronics kit with 80 sample projects, which allows for more rapid application and less purchasing and experimentation. As the world employs more and more electricity and electronics, we have fewer and fewer individuals with even a basic understanding. Completing this text and some of the projects provides that basic grounding.
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