Introduction To Electric Circuits 6th Ed [Solutions Manual]
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Introduction To Electric Circuits 6th Ed [Solutions Manual]
By Richard C. Dorf, James A. Svoboda,
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons
Number Of Pages: 832
Publication Date: 2003-06-06
Sales Rank: 2294558
ISBN / ASIN: 0471447951
EAN: 9780471447955
Binding: Hardcover
Manufacturer: John Wiley & Sons
Studio: John Wiley & Sons
Average Rating: 2
Review:
Awkward book with far too many omissions and errata.
I’m afraid I don’t think much of this book as a reference, and it is certainly not an introductory book. There are plenty of spelling mistakes (or typographical errors) and calculations appear to jump and skip stages to the point where I became quite confused and demoralised. The last thing I need when trying to learn a new subject is misleading or patchy information - this just seemed to make things harder. I found this book nigh on useless for learning and comparision by revising a section of material with which I am familiar showed me the kind of gaps in calculations and descriptions there are. I bought this book as it was the closest I could find to one by Dorf alone which had been recommended to me but really, I wish I hadn’t….
Review:
A easy book for people who really understand calculus
This book was written as an introductory book in electrical circuits, i. e., to engineering students who have a good basis in calculus. Unlike others said, this book is not hard to understand. It is easy and it is a great book in its area. Obviously, if you never studied circuits in physics before, even at high school, you should probably think it’s hard to understand.
Review:
Not a useful introduction
This text book was not easy to read or understand. It is NOT a textbook for an introduction to circuit theory. The example problems were simple but the exercises and problems did not ease a student into the understanding of electric circuits. The book tried to give a failed introduction into filters and signals.
It can not be used as a reference book, you can never find what you are looking for.
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