Customer Review: I bought the book because I was looking to enhance my practical knowledge in the electrical engineering field of study. Not only do I feel that the book helped me to accomplish that, but I gained much more. First, from the first chapter to the last chapter, there were thumb rules, principals,... more info
Customer Review: This book is quite a tome; at over 1000 pages it covers nearly the complete span of topics found in a EE bachelors program! It is soft-bound but sturdy; I have every reason to believe it will hold up the frequent use that I'll have for it! While my Computer Engineering degree covered most of... more info
Customer Review: The Electrical Engineering Handbook, Third Edition - 6 Volume Set edited by Richard C. Dorf (Electrical Engineering Handbook Series: CRC Press) comprised six hefty volumes available individually as Circuits, Signals, and Speech and Image Processing; Electronics, Power Electronics, Optoelectronics,... more info
Customer Review: As with many books on this sort of subject, this book starts out with the assumption everyone reading it has had calculus or higher. Not necessarily a bad assumption, but it's a poor starting place (math heavy). Most books start out with talk about resistors, Ohm's law, KCL, etc etc. which I'm... more info
Customer Review: Excellent technical content is significantly detracted by poor font selection and layout, which makes reading difficult. The typeface is extremely poor, printing is too light, and in general the content is overly hard to read.
Customer Review: I used this book as well as all of my undergraduate books. I took the exam in April 11th 2008 for reference and took the electronics, communication and controls portion. I would say this book was ok. It gives you a good lead to other topics to cover but never covers any topic in depth. To use this... more info
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