Understanding transistors

I've read this book. It's a good primer for beginners and assumes very little prior knowledge of electronics. I think many folks here would find it helpful.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=2228&item=4507546177&rd=1&ssPageName=WDVW

I am not involved with this auction and I do not know the seller.

I bid on it. Thanks for the tip, Dave.

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$.88 so far and $6.50 for shipping-knowlege-priceless.

Joel

Yep,

Those TI learning centre books are great-

Go get it Seth!

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Mark

I just finished the Bob Pease book, "Troubleshooting Analog Circuits" and it's so approachable, sensible and well written that I really felt I got a lot from it. Part of my problem is the terror of math I developed in high school and have never overcome. I think it had less to do with math than a string of bad math teachers butting heads with a pig-headed teenager. I really regret that now. I'm looking forward to this book.

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hey just a tip for u guys...
whenever u are on the hunt for books (especially older ones) check out:
http://www.bestbookbuys.com

through them i just snagged a copy of that TI book for $4 incl shipping from A1books (i didnt want to bid on an item a fellow Labster bid on)

they deal w/ a lot of stores that sell used books, & usually @ very good prices.

-dave

Here's another good source: http://www.abebooks.com

Cheers,
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Don