Technical Ebooks for Electronics, RF & Radio Enthusiasts

[Sun fun]

50+ Technical Ebooks for Electronics, RF & Radio Enthusiasts 

Sharing this here in case it’s useful to anyone in the group.

This collection includes 50+ ebooks covering:

🔧 Electronics & Circuit Design
📡 RF & Antennas
📻 Radio & SDR
🛰️ Satellites & Space Communication
📶 Wireless Communication
🔬 Radio Astronomy
📊 Radar & Propagation
💻 Raspberry Pi & Radio Projects
📚 Ham Radio & QRP

Useful for hobbyists, engineers, students, scientists, researchers, and technology enthusiasts.

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[Wende Waters]

Hi all, 

I clicked on this link. Oddly, one can't select individual books, or really anything except Buy This. $9 apiece, or $9 for the set? At this point I left the 'site'. My suspicious mind, maybe, but I don't know. 

Wende 

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[Sum forl]

Hi Wende,

Thanks for checking it out and for sharing your concern. I completely understand how the page could raise some questions.

It’s a bundle of the complete ebook collection, which is why individual books aren’t available for separate selection.

I appreciate you taking the time to check it out and share your feedback.

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[Louis Ciotti]

Yea I looked as well and I would like to see the actual titles and authors listed.  I would not be surprised if this was not just a collection of pirated pdfs or low quality AI generated “books”. 

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[Stephen Arbogast]

For  my $$$ here is a  better  investment  to learn  practical  Electronics.  It is  considered the Gold  Standard  without  a lot of Mathematics.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/0521370957?lv=shuf&channelId=500&plpRedirect=mhFallback

Yes, a lot of  $$$   but  well  worth it over many years.

Stephen

[Stephen Arbogast]

Umm,   there is a 3rd Edition  out now.

[Robert Hamers]

FWIW— I used to teach a  graduate-level course in electronics and instrumentation to chemistry Ph.D. students who needed a background in electronics for designing and building instruments for

 their Ph.D. projects.  This mostly focused on analog electronics in the kHz-MHz region. 

Horowitz and Hill is indeed an excellent book (and I used in back in the ‘80s to learn electronics myself) and I recommend it highly.

There  are a couple others that in my experience are excellent resources for anyone needing a solid, practical background.

My favorite is R.L. Simpson’s “Introductory Electronics for Scientists and Engineers” , which has modestly more mathematics than H&H. 

Another is “Op Amps for Everyone” by Mancini, which is actually a collection of notes produced by Texas Instruments compiled into a book form.

None of these cover much in the  GHz region, but are good for lower-frequency electronics..

Bob

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[Stephen Arbogast]

Yes,  my  undergrad  degree is   E.E.    with all the Math stuff...   but   H&H  has been  very  useful over the  years.

I went on to  Physics  and  in  Mathematical  Physics I sat beside a  young  woman   in  Physical  Chemistry  ....  very good  looking .. she  taught me about   Physical  Chemistry.  But   Chemistry  was not  for  me   and  neither  was  she.

Stephen