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Some of your reference materials are overkill and better suited to guided classes than self-study. For basic circuits and electronics, I'd recommend Electronic
by OnlyOneCannolo 5y ago
Some of your reference materials are overkill and better suited to guided classes than self-study.
For basic circuits and electronics, I'd recommend Electronics with Professor Fiore. It's comprehensive with free lecture videos, textbooks, and lab manuals.
https://www2.mvcc.edu//users/faculty/jfiore/index.cfm https://www2.mvcc.edu//users/faculty/jfiore/index.cfm
For digital, Introduction to
Logic Circuits
& Logic Design
with Verilog by LaMeres (not free, sorry).
https://www.montana.edu/blameres/ https://www.montana.edu/blameres/
For electromagnetism, Electromagnetics Volume 1 by Ellingson is free.
https://vtechworks.lib.vt.edu/handle/10919/84164 https://vtechworks.lib.vt.edu/handle/10919/84164
I don't have a signals & systems reference that I actually like and would recommend to anyone, unfortunately.
That's pretty much the core of EE. Everything else is a specialization.